They Lied About the Crusades: The Eastern Orthodox Perspective
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A Taste of Byzantium in Bangkok: The Growing Presence of Orthodox Christianity in Thailand
Thailand, a country with a rich Buddhist heritage, may seem like an unlikely place to find a thriving Orthodox Christian community. However, in recent years, Continue Reading
Echoes of Byzantium: Unwrapping the Beauty of Greek Orthodox Christmas Chant
The Greek Orthodox Church is renowned for its rich and captivating traditions, and one of the most enchanting aspects of its heritage is the Christmas Continue Reading
Agent of Byzantium
From the New York Times–bestselling "standard-bearer for alternate history": A spy takes on the enemies of the Byzantine Empire (USA Today).
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From Byzantium to Brooklyn: The Global Reach and Cultural Diversity of Orthodox Christianity
From Byzantium to Brooklyn: The Global Reach and Cultural Diversity of Orthodox Christianity Orthodox Christianity, one of the oldest and most revered branches of Christianity, Continue Reading
History of Orthodox Christianity – Byzantium (2 of 3)
After the stabilization of the Church, the journey continues through the period of the Nicene Creed, Patristic Scriptures, Divine … source Continue Reading
From Byzantium to the World: The Enduring Legacy of Orthodox Christian Art and Architecture
From Byzantium to the World: The Enduring Legacy of Orthodox Christian Art and Architecture The Byzantine Empire, which once spanned across three continents, may have Continue Reading
ORTHODOX CHURCH MUSIC: A Study of Church Music in Byzantium and Russia, and of the Theology of Orthodox Church Music (Books on Christian Orthodoxy)
Orthodox Liturgical music, as well as other church arts such as architecture or iconography, is part of the dogmatic tradition of the Orthodox Continue Reading
Sacred Mobilities in Byzantium and Beyond: People, Objects and Relics (Medieval Mediterranean)
Questions about space and the sacred are now central to Byzantine studies. Recent scholarship has addressed issues of embodiment and performance, power and Continue Reading