Theology | PEMPTOUSIA

Analysis of 1 Timothy 4, 9-15 Ioannis Karavidopoulos, Professor Emeritus of New Testament Hermeneutics, A. U. Th. 23 January 2023 Today’s epistle reading comes from Saint Paul’s first letter to Timothy and...

Existential joy in theological discourse Archimandrite Kyrillos Kostopoulos 20 January 2023 The return to the deification of reason is a feature of the modern era, tho...

Let’s envy the one Sophia Bekri, Theologian 17 January 2023 It used to be said that nobody is as ungrateful as a person you’ve done a g...

Thanksgiving and Gratitude Ioannis Karavidopoulos, Professor Emeritus of New Testament Hermeneutics, A. U. Th. 15 January 2023 Imagine for a moment how frightening it would feel to be cut off from all o...

The Iambic Katavasies of the Lord’s Feast of Theophany [3] Mihaïl Koutsos 10 January 2023 Ode 7 He who stilled the high flame of the furnace Which contained the de...

The Iambic Katavasies of the Lord’s Feast of Theophany [1] Mihaïl Koutsos 7 January 2023 Ode 1 Israel passed through the storm-tossed deep of the sea Which God ha...

The Significance of the Baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan Sophia Kafkopoulou 5 January 2023 On 6 January, our Church celebrates Theophany, one of the great feasts of t...

The Transfiguration of Time Protopresbyter Vasileios Kalliakmanis, Professor of the Theological School, A.U.Th. 4 January 2023 a) In every age, people want to measure, monitor and confer value on time, ...

‘Wishing to receive circumcision in the flesh’ Lambros Skontzos, Theologian 3 January 2023 The basis of our faith The incarnation of God the Word isn’t some sort of ...

Brief commentary on the 5th Eothinon(=Matins Gospel lection, Luke 24:12-35) Anastasios (Tasos) M. Ioannides, Former Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati, USA 3 January 2023 The fifth Eothinon (=matins gospel lection) records a very touching inciden...