The Behr, John Noble, Ivana text bibliography nyu Yonkers, New York St Vladimir's Seminary Press 2014 2015 2014 monographic eng cze

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384 p. ; 23 cm. The story of Orthodox Christianity s relationship with the West plays a pivotal role in the construction of Orthodox identity. That story took a decisive turn in the twentieth centurySuddenly, Orthodox thinkers, particularly those from the former Russian Empire, found themselves living in foreign lands and looking at Orthodoxy through the other end of the looking glass the West. It was from there that Orthodox theologians were faced with the greatest challenge to their collective religious identity: What did it mean to be Eastern Orthodox outside of the East? Religious, cultural, and political development of Orthodox lands after the fall of the Byzantine empire -- Russian Orthodoxy and its encounter with modern times -- The Orthodox mission in America and western Europe prior to 1920 -- The confrontation of the Russian Orthodox Church with the revolution and the new regime -- The ways from diaspora to local churches -- The experience and theology of the Russian ©♭migr©♭s -- "Going to the very end": the witness of the martyrs. Ivana Noble...[et. al.] ; with a foreword byJohn Behr. Includes bibliographical references (pages 335-372) and indexes. Orthodox Eastern Church Doctrines Orthodox Eastern Church Europe History Orthodox Eastern Church Russia (Federation) History Orthodox Eastern Church Soviet Union History BX320.3 .C4713 2015 0881415057 9780881415056 DLC 141014 20200628125620.0 b10573094 eng