by Constantine Cavarnos
Lectures delivered at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary
and published by the Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies
Belmont, Massachusetts, 2003 first printing
Has anyone read this new publication? It explains the difference between the Eastern and Western philosophy and spirituality. Professor Cavarnos says that the Greek philosophers prepared the way for the Logos with their discussions about the unmoved Mover -- as God doesn't change.
I was amazed when I read the ancient Greek classic, Oedipus Rex. The idea that one man had to die for all was put forth in that book before the Logos became incarnate in the Ever-Virgin Mary, the Theotokos.
Lectures delivered at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary
and published by the Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies
Belmont, Massachusetts, 2003 first printing
Has anyone read this new publication? It explains the difference between the Eastern and Western philosophy and spirituality. Professor Cavarnos says that the Greek philosophers prepared the way for the Logos with their discussions about the unmoved Mover -- as God doesn't change.
I was amazed when I read the ancient Greek classic, Oedipus Rex. The idea that one man had to die for all was put forth in that book before the Logos became incarnate in the Ever-Virgin Mary, the Theotokos.