issue 34/35:
intellectual freedom

Table of contents

To Our Readers

living tradition

Andrew Louth, The Apophatic in Orthodox Theology

annals of history

Nikolai Berdyaev, The Spirit of the Grand Inquisitor: On the Ukaz of Metropolitan Sergius Condemning the Theological Views of Father Sergius Bulgakov

Paul Ladouceur, Divine Wisdom on Trial: The Sophia Affair and Theological Freedom

Razvan Porumb, Nicu Steinhardt and the Mystery of Freedom

state of affairs

Philip Dorroll, Toward an Orthodox Ethos of Freedom

Gregory Hallam, Concord and Discord in Search for Harmony

IN WORDS AND IMAGES

Benjamin Pascal Finn, The Light Without: Stained Glass Icons

state of affairs

John A. Jillions, Opportunities and Threats

Isaac Skidmore, Narcissus, Echo, and the Sacred Value of Academic Freedom

Christopher Westrate, The Silent Cruelty of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

poetry desk

Sophia Anjaparidze, Untitled

reading room

Marcela K. Perett, Review of Nassif, The Evangelical Theology of the Orthodox Church

Claire Koen, Review of Rich, Gender Essentialism and Orthodoxy

Michael Plekon, Review of Bulgakov, The Sophiology of Death

Jonathan Tobias, Review of Rod Dreher, Live Not by Lies

IN MEMORIAM

Konstantin Sigov, The New City of Igor Kozlovsky