Eastern Orthodox Christianity: Controversies

by Rev. Dr. Theodore Stylianopoulos, Th.D.

by Elias Economou

by Lewis J. Patsavos, Ph.D

Reprinted from the October 1982 issue of the Dawn, published by the OCA Diocese of the South

Ecumenical Documents and Critiques

In four parts

by Protodeacon Basil Andruchow

by Frederica Mathewes-Green

Orthodox Environmental Organization

by Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev

A Resource for Survivors of Abuse in the Orthodox Churches

by Father Alexander Schmemann
St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly, Vol. 9, No. 4 (1965), pp. 171-193

by Fr. George Nicozisin

by Fr. John Morris

by Robert F. Taft, SJ,
Vice-Rector of the Pontifical Oriental Institute, Rome

by V. Rev. Antony Hughes, M.Div

by Milton V. Anastos
A Survey of the Relations between the Byzantine and the Roman Churches.

An Orthodox view.

A short video explaining the Orthodox perspecitve on the filioque.

from the Cambridge History of Christianity: Eastern Christianity, Edited by Michael Angold (2006)
Google Books

LMU's copy of the book cited above

by Steven Runciman
Lecture given in Monemvasia on July 31, 1982. The author meant to revise it a little for publication.

by Alexei Khomiakov

by Saint John of Shanghai & San Francisco

This video from Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly shows twenty-first century church leaders from both sides of the Great Schism discussing the errors of the past and laying the groundwork for reconciliation and possible unity in the future. The Great Schism arose in 1054 between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church, due to a variety of factors, including differences in politics, doctrine, geography, language and culture.

by Fr. John Whiteford

October 2003

by Timothy Ware