Incommunion Essays Archives – Page 6 of 23

by Elizabeth Gassin and Robert Enright Acquire the Spirit of Peace and thousands around you will be saved. ...

by Ron Dart Last June I was fortunate to spend time in Freiburg, Germany and Basel, Switzerland, the cities where Erasmus spent...

Peace and Peacemaking as an Interfaith and Ecumenical Vocation: An Orthodox View Mar 9, 2011 Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Clapsis Abstract[1] For Orthodoxy,...

For the Christians are distinguished from other men neither by country, nor language, nor the customs which they observe. For they neither inhabit...

by Fr. John D. Jones As Orthodox Christians, we recognize the ultimate goal of the Christian life to be theosis or divinization—becoming...

by Jim Forest Saints come in many sizes and varieties, ranging from kings to beggars, surgeons to street sweepers, scholars to the...

by Elizabeth Gassin and Robert Enright What is forgiveness? When we began studying forgiveness in the 1980s, our first concerns were definitional....

by Julia Demaree For where two or three are gathered in my Name, I am there in their midst. –Jesus (Matt. 18:20)...

by Metropolitan John Zizioulas of Pergamon Communion and otherness — how can these two be reconciled? Are they not mutually exclusive and...

by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware of Diokleia Forgiveness in the Psalms: In order to deepen our appreciation of the mystery of forgiveness, let...