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PARADIGM INCOMPATIBILITIES THAT MAKE OUR
EASTERN CHRISTIANITY
NON-THINKABLE FOR
THE NON-ORTHODOX: THE BOOK THAT I WISH
HAD BEEN AVAILABLE WHEN I FIRST HEARD
ABOUT HOLY ORTHODOXY
Preliminary Edition
328 pages, ca. 2.06 mb
© 2002 by Orchid Land Publications
[20021220]
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CONTENTS |
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Front Cover (inside;
outside) Prefatory apologetic remarks by the editor 1. Orthodox perspective: Letter to a Denominational information page 2. An “exotic” Eastern religion that you may not know much about 3. Basic tenets of Eastern Orthodox Christianity Appendix: Holy days and fasting practices (143) 4. The Standard of Belief (The Sýmvolon písteos in 12 articles) 5. Reconciling apparently incompatible doctrines with the “energy” terms found in the Greek New Testament Appendix 6. Ecumenics across different thought worlds? 7. A suggested new track (or trip) for ever-faddish theologians: Cogni- tive tools for those committed positivists who do ecumenalytics 8. Theology without (paradigm) boundaries—theology based on “creative tension”? 9. Prayers 10. A Poem Back Cover (inside; outside): Graphic Models |
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EACH CHAPTER IS SELF-CONTAINED AND CAN BE READ ON ITS OWN |
As the chapters are independent of one another, there is some overlap. There are no footnotes; footnote-like material is placed in single-line boxes. Double-line boxes highlight information deserving one's special attention.
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