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Wholeness of Faith Wholeness of Faith and Life is a collection of sixteen essays on themes that seek to explain various aspects of Orthodox Christian ethics. Selected areas of personal, ecclesial, and social ethics from the life and thought of the Orthodox Christian tradition are examined, pro-viding the reader with an insight to some aspects of the way of the Orthodox Church reflects and opines ethically. The reader will quickly discern that no effort has been made to eliminate the con-crete historical occasions in which these offerings were made. Though they bear the marks of their origins, these teachings are capable of standing as authentic expressions of Orthodox Chris-tian Ethics over the long run.
About the Author
Fr. Stanley Harakas is Archbishop Iakovos Profesor of Orthodox Theology, Emeritus, at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, Mass.
Wholeness of Faith Wholeness of Faith and Life is a collection of sixteen essays on themes that seek to explain various aspects of Orthodox Christian ethics. Selected areas of personal, ecclesial, and social ethics from the life and thought of the Orthodox Christian tradition are examined, pro-viding the reader with an insight to some aspects of the way of the Orthodox Church reflects and opines ethically. The reader will quickly discern that no effort has been made to eliminate the con-crete historical occasions in which these offerings were made. Though they bear the marks of their origins, these teachings are capable of standing as authentic expressions of Orthodox Chris-tian Ethics over the long run.
About the Author
Fr. Stanley Harakas is Archbishop Iakovos Profesor of Orthodox Theology, Emeritus, at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, Mass.
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