The union of the churches is one of the crucial issues of our time. Yet it is often forgotten that any discussion about it must begin with an understanding of what the Church itself is. The Church - The Episcopate - The Conciliar Structure - Two Rival Ecclesiologies - The Papacy - Perspectives and Formulas of Schism - The Christology of Schism - Trinitarian Doctrine and the Schism.

Church, papacy, and schism: A theological enquiry

Philip Sherrard

Society for Promoting Christia

Byzantium (Great Ages of Man)

Time-Life Bks.

The Sacred in Life and Art

The sacred in life and art

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Golgonooza Press

The Rape of Man & Nature: An Inquiry Into the Origns and Consequences of Modern Science

Science & Math

The Mind and art of C.P. Cavafy: Essays on his life and work (The Romiosyni series)

PATRICK LEIGH FERMOR

Edmund Keeley

Stephen Spender

Robert Liddell

Renato Poggioli

E.M. Forster

George Seferis

Nasos Vayenas

Francis Golffing

Literature & Fiction

Denise Harvey & Company

<p>Writings of Holy Mystic Fathers in which is Explained how the Mind is Purified, Illumined, and Perfected through Practical and Contemplative Ethical Philosophy. Translated from the original Greek and edited by Constantine Cavarnos. 2008. 340 pp. Cloth.</p>

The Philokalia: Love of the Beautiful

Kallistos Ware

Makarios

Inst for Byzantine & Modern Greek

<p>The union of the Churches is one of the crucial issues of our time. Yet it is often forgotten that any discussion about it must begin with an understanding of what the Church itself is. Before one can talk of healing the schism, one must know what lies at its root. This book focuses on such central questions. It is a unique and unprecedented contribution to the understanding of the different developments of the two major sections of the Christian Church, the Catholic and the Orthodox. Opening with a succinct, penetrating exposition of the essential reality and meaning of the Church and of the episcopate's function within it, Philip Sherrard goes on to trace the emergence in the East and West of differing ecclesiologies, each in its turn determining a different form of Church government. In particular, he shows how the theory and practice of the papacy are the product of a conception of the Church which became, and still is, dominant in the West. Yet this conception, and the corresponding conception in the Orthodox world, are themselves both rooted in deeper theological differences, Christological and trinitarian. The book concludes with a brilliantly illuminating analysis of these differences which, because they lie behind the disunion of the Churches, must consequently constitute the main focus of any fruitful ecumenical dialogue. This third edition of Church, Papacy, and Schism has a new Preface by Vincent Rossi which assesses Sherrard's contribution to the question of the schism and its healing in the light of present ecumenical dialogue.</p>

Church, Papacy, and Schism

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Denise Harvey Publisher

This is a new edition of a pioneering book in which the author traces the ecological crisis back to what he believes is its true origin: the incremental replacement of a participatory and sacramental understanding of creation with the more detached scientific mentality that predominates today. Sherrard believes that by accepting this materialistic, mechanistic worldview we are contributing to our own dehumaniszation - with drastic consequences for the natural world. 'Through his sense of the sacred, through his emphasis upon the visionary intellect, and through his acute perception of the ecological crisis, Philip Sherrard is truly a prophet for our present age, a messenger whose winged words are addressed not so much to the twentieth century in which he lived as to the twenty-first century that is now unfolding.' METROPOLITAN KALLISTOS OF DIOKLEIA.

The Rape of Man and Nature: An Enquiry into the Origins and Consequences of Modern Science

We are becoming increasingly aware that the forms of our life and art have over the last few centuries been characterized by the progressive loss of precisely that sense which gives virtually all other civilizations and cultures of the world their ubdying lustre and significance.  This book is an attempt to clarify what is demanded if we are to have a chance of achieving this.  It examines the nature and significance of the sacred itself, why the sense of its presence has been so disastrously eroded from our conciousness over recent centuries.  This book is an attempt to clarify what is demanded if we are to have any chance of achieving this.  It examines the nature and significance of the sacred itself, why the sense of its presence has been so disastrously eroded from our conciousness over recent centuries.

Sacred in Life and Art

Religious Studies

Metron

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