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Orthodoxy and the West

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This book tells the story, from a Greek perspective, of the penetration of Orthodoxy by Western theological attitudes, beginning with the first translations of Thomas Aquinas and ending with the tradition of academic theology of the modern Greek universities. From the fourteenth century to the present day, the Greek Church has either willingly adopted Western religious ideas or had them forced upon it by authoritarian Greek governments. This book tells the story, from a Greek perspective, of the penetration of Orthodoxy by Western theological attitudes, beginning with the first translations of Thomas Aquinas and ending with the tradition of academic theology of the modern Greek universities. The unfolding of the story, punctuated by many vivid portraits of the chief personalities of the times, raises searching questions about the nature of Hellenic self-identity.

Contents

Preface to the English Edition

p. vii

Translators' Note

p. xi

I. The Historical Context

p. 3

II. The Creation of the "West"

p. 11

III. The Ecclesial Framework

p. 23

IV. The Origins of the Rift

p. 33

V. The First Greek Unionists

p. 45

VI. "Aristotelians" or "Scholastics"

p. 51

VII. Western Propaganda

p. 59

VIII. Korydalleus and Korydallism

p. 63

IX. The "Confessors of Faith"

p. 71

X. A Historical Quandry

p. 85

XI. The "Modernists" or "Progressives"

p. 99

XII. Vigilance and Resistance

p. 111

XIII. The Enlightenment

p. 139

XIV. Independence and an Alient State

p. 157

XV. The Autocephaly of the Church of Greece

p. 169

XVI. The Theological Schools

p. 193

XVII. The Extra-Ecclesiastical Organizations

p. 217

XVIII. Papadiamantis and His School

p. 251

XIX. The 1960s

p. 273

Notes

p. 309

Bibliography

p. 337

Index

p. 363


 Product Description

Paperback:

379 Pages

Publisher:

Holy Cross Orthodox Press

ISBN:

978-1-885652-81-2

Product Dimensions:

6 x 9 x 0.8 inches

Author:

Christos Yannaras

Publication Year:

2006

Translator:

Norman Russell

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