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Antiochian House of Studies Books
Christian East and Rise of the Papacy
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Christian East and Rise of the Papacy
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"THE CHURCH IN HISTORY SERIES, VOLUME IV
The Christian East and the Rise of the Papacy
The Church AD 1071-1453
AHOS Recommended Unit I-Church History I: The Christian Church from its Foundations through the 7th Century
This volume examines developments in the churches of the East and the West in the High Middle Ages, including major Western movements such as the reform papacy, the crusades, and scholasticism, and their impact on the Eastern Church. Concurrently, the author explores the theological and spiritual tides that spread from Byzantium to the northern regions of the Balkans and Rus', and lastly recounts the stories of the native churches of Egypt, Ethiopia, Syria, Armenia, and Georgia.
"...an important supplement to those teaching church history, or history of Christian thought."
"Jeffrey Gros,Worship
Dr Aristeides Papadakis is professor of Byzantine history emeritus, University of Maryland.
THE CHURCH IN HISTORY SERIES of St Vladimir's Seminary Press balances the approaches of the abundance of church histories written from a Western Christian point of view. Series authors, "in the unique position of being Orthodox scholars conversant with Western scholarshipâ" have taken on the task of analyzing complicated primary sources and thoroughly critiquing modern scholarly literature to guide readers through the maze of centuries of church formation and life."
The Christian East and the Rise of the Papacy
The Church AD 1071-1453
AHOS Recommended Unit I-Church History I: The Christian Church from its Foundations through the 7th Century
This volume examines developments in the churches of the East and the West in the High Middle Ages, including major Western movements such as the reform papacy, the crusades, and scholasticism, and their impact on the Eastern Church. Concurrently, the author explores the theological and spiritual tides that spread from Byzantium to the northern regions of the Balkans and Rus', and lastly recounts the stories of the native churches of Egypt, Ethiopia, Syria, Armenia, and Georgia.
"...an important supplement to those teaching church history, or history of Christian thought."
"Jeffrey Gros,Worship
Dr Aristeides Papadakis is professor of Byzantine history emeritus, University of Maryland.
THE CHURCH IN HISTORY SERIES of St Vladimir's Seminary Press balances the approaches of the abundance of church histories written from a Western Christian point of view. Series authors, "in the unique position of being Orthodox scholars conversant with Western scholarshipâ" have taken on the task of analyzing complicated primary sources and thoroughly critiquing modern scholarly literature to guide readers through the maze of centuries of church formation and life."
