Tag: Globalization

Personhood as “Glocal Citizenship”: Its Christian Roots and the Challenge of the Immigrant Crisis <br><span style='color:#8D8381;font-size:18px;'>An Eastern Orthodox Political Theological Reflection</span>
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Personhood as “Glocal Citizenship”: Its Christian Roots and the Challenge of the Immigrant Crisis
An Eastern Orthodox Political Theological Reflection

by Nikolaos Asproulis | български | ქართული | Ελληνικά | Русский | Српски In the midst of the dominant globalization process, as experienced in various areas of life (economy, politics, new modes of communication, technology, or common dangers such as terrorism, environmental catastrophes, continuous fragmentation of the world), an ongoing debate is taking place around…

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