Book: The Orthodox Pastor: A Guide to Pastoral Theology Archbishop JOHN Shahovskoy (1902-1989), former dean of St Vladimir's Seminary, was a prolific writer, religion broadcaster, and witness to the Orthodox faith in ecumenical work. He was renowned for his spiritual clarity, goodwill, and prayerful insight.
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Book: The Orthodox Understanding of Salvation: Theosis in Scripture and Tradition By Dr. Christopher Veniamin, a spiritual child of Elder Sophrony of Essex.
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Book: The Paschal Service |
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Book: The Radical Money Manifesto: What Jesus Taught and We Forgot Jesus issues a radical manifesto for citizens of the kingdom of heaven. He offers freedom from fretting, justice for the poor, and investment opportunities with eternal pay-offs.
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Book: The Sacrament of Love |
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Book: The Seer: The Life of the Prophet Samuel and its Relevance Today The author examines the fascinating life of the Prophet and uses events from it to illustrate the relationships between parents and children, spiritual fathers and their disciples, and rulers and those they rule in a theological perspective.
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Book: The Services of Christmas The Services of Christmas, the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Book: The Services of Holy Saturday |
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Book: The Shield of Psalmic Prayer The Shield of Psalmic Prayer: Reflections on Translating, Interpreting, and Praying the Psalter
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Book: The Sicilian Vespers
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Book: The Soul's Longing: An Orthodox Christian Perspective on Biblical Interpretation Utilizing all that is valuable in historical-critical and related research, Dr. Mary Ford demonstrates with force and clarity just why biblical hermeneutics needs to return to the perspectives and methods of early Christian interpreters, particularly those of Eastern Church tradition. Since the late Middle Ages, biblical interpretation in Western Christianity has been largely guided by historical-critical methodology. Highly useful for questions of "Introduction" (the "who, what, when, where and why" of biblical writings), it has nevertheless led to a serious "reductionism," represented most flagrantly today by members of the "Jesus Seminar." The indispensable link between exegesis and spiritual life has been largely obscured, with the result that concern for the Gospel promise of salvation has been sub
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Book: The Spiritual Meadow |
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Book: The Sunflower: Conforming the Will of Man to the Will of God Saint John addresses fundamental questions: Why should we care about God’s will ? What are the benefits in following His will?
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Book: The Testament of the Lord: Worship and Discipline in the Early Church Beginning with an apocalyptic section in which the risen Lord himself addresses the reader, The Testament then describes the building of a church, the mode of appointment for clergy and monastics, and the conduct of daily prayers and of other liturgical services.
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Book: The Theology of Illness The questions Larchet considers are fundamental: the origin of sin in a fallen world, its impact on physical health, and the healing of human nature by the incarnate Son of God.
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Book: The Typikon Decoded The Byzantine liturgy, with its beauty, its richness, and its depth, intrigues, inspires, and fascinates a great number of today's Christians. This book on Byzantine liturgical practice, the first of its kind in English, includes an extensive bibliography and glossary.
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Book: The Vespers of Pentecost |
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Book: The Vision of God, by Vladimir Lossky Price includes shipping.
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Book: The Winter Pascha Forty meditations for the season of Advent, Christmas and Epiphany by Fr. Thomas Hopko.
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Book: The Wisdom of the Desert Fathers and Mothers This volume contains the stories, teachings, and collected sayings of the Desert Fathers and Mothers, including Athanasius' famous The Life of St. Antony and St. Jerome's The Life of Paul the Hermit.
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