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Eusebius’ views for the Reign of Constantine the Great Eirini Artemi 28 June 2014 Eusebius's history was not written simply to record the deeds of the church after Christ's ascension; he wanted to show that Christianity, with Constantine's conversion, was the pinnacle of humanity's...
Traditional and ‘Modern’ Art Fotis Kondoglou 27 June 2014 Text written somwhere in the 1950s... Most people value art that depicts what it wants to portray in a natural way. But this is a mechanical task that shows people what they’re looking at, withou...
The Fall of Mosul Philip Jenkins 25 June 2014 On June 10, the city of Mosul fell to the forces of ISIS, the extremist Islamic State of Iraq and al-Shams. Politically, this is a catastrophe for American hopes of preserving the settlement they had ...
The 3rd Inter-Orthodox Conference on Religious Education in Bulgaria (17-21 June) Petros Panayiotopoulos, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Theology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 23 June 2014 The proceedings of the 3rd Inter-Orthodox Conference on Religious Education, with the general theme: ‘Teaching Methods in Religious Education- Learning by Heart or by Experience’ met with complete suc...
The Theologian as a Guarantor of an Orthodox Education Demetrios Mouzakis 23 June 2014 The debate about the character and role of the theologian* goes back to the early nineteenth century, when various groups with new theological and philosophical ideas and new pedagogical theories of W...
The Blessed Martyrs Neofytos, Amvrosios and Makarios († 1821) and Dionysios († 1822) 23 June 2014 These were monks of the holy monastery of Vatopaidi. In 1820, the hieromonks Neofytos and Amvrosios, the hierodeacon Parthenios and the monks Dionysios and Dorotheos were sent to Crete, where they w...
Saint Gregory the Teacher – 22th of June 22 June 2014 The holy metropolitan Gregory the Teacher was born into a blessed family in Bucharest, in the year 1765, and was given the name Gheorghe (George). The young George (Minculescu) studied at the most fam...
Father Arseny (1894-1975): The testimony of a Russian Confessor 22 June 2014 The political prisoners were all too well aware that each day that passed brought them closer to the inevitable end of their earthly lives. As if by some spontaneous reaction, they struggled desperate...
‘You kept the good wine till the last’. The Gift of Life Stavros S. Fotiou 21 June 2014 The birth of Christ restored the equality of the sexes. At the beginning of human history, a woman, Eve, was born, without female intervention, from a man, Adam, so in this rebalancing of history, a...
Constantine the Great, Lactantius, and Eusebius Eirini Artemi 21 June 2014 When Constantine and Licinius became emperors, they agreed to end the Christian persecutions in 313. Sometime after this, in 316 Constantine appointed Lactantius to serve as Latin  tutor for his oldes...
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