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Can Orthodox Christianity, while understanding itself as the ancient Christianity of the first millennium, robustly engage contemporary philosophy? This collection of articles by some of the finest Orthodox philosophers working today--proceeding from diverse schools of thought and addressing a variety of issues--eloquently demonstrates that this very rootedness in tradition can facilitate a singularly lucid articulation of contemporary Christian philosophy. --Bruce V. Foltz, Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Eckerd College

"""""Can Orthodox Christianity, while understanding itself as the ancient Christianity of the first millennium, robustly engage contemporary philosophy? This collection of articles by some of the finest Orthodox philosophers working today--proceeding from diverse schools of thought and addressing a variety of issues--eloquently demonstrates that this very rootedness in tradition can facilitate a singularly lucid articulation of contemporary Christian philosophy."""" --Bruce V. Foltz, Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Eckerd College"

Can Orthodox Christianity, while understanding itself as the ancient Christianity of the first millennium, robustly engage contemporary philosophy? This collection of articles by some of the finest Orthodox philosophers working today--proceeding from diverse schools of thought and addressing a variety of issues--eloquently demonstrates that this very rootedness in tradition can facilitate a singularly lucid articulation of contemporary Christian philosophy. --Bruce V. Foltz, Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Eckerd College

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Christoph Schneider is Academic Director and Lecturer in Systematic and Philosophical Theology at the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies in Cambridge, UK.

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