Christus Victor & Orthodox Atonement: Deconstructing the Myth

The “Christus Victor” Myth: How a Lutheran Theory Became The Supposed “Orthodox” View of Atonement In many contemporary Eastern Orthodox…

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Christus Victor & Orthodox Atonement: Deconstructing the Myth

The “Christus Victor” Myth: How a Lutheran Theory Became The Supposed “Orthodox” View of Atonement In many contemporary Eastern Orthodox…

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Refuting Reductionism: An Orthodox Critique of Fr. Paul Guirguis’s Lecture

Introduction: Theological Context and Problem Statement This article provides a detailed dogmatic and patristic critique of a lecture delivered by…

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Problems With Leo’s Tome: the Schism of 451 AD – A Miaphysite Perspective

The Council of Chalcedon (451 AD) is remembered above all for the highly controversial reception and enforcement of Pope Leo…

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Theosis in the Early Church Fathers and the Coptic Orthodox Tradition

A Brief, Patristic Definition of Theosis In the early Church, theosis meant something very simple and deeply biblical: salvation is…

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‘Blessed Be Egypt My People’ – The Coptic Orthodox Church

Context of Isaiah’s Prophecy and the Forbidden Altar The prophecy in Isaiah 19:19–25 speaks of a future blessing for Egypt:…

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