562円 This short treatise was written by the Byzantine monk, Nicetas, who disputes some points of Eucharistic theology which has become increasingly divergent from when he is writing in the 8th century. His biggest point of disputation is directly at the Latin church's use of unleavened bread as part o...

297円 "The Life of Saint Antony" is one of the earliest and most influential Christian biographies. Written by Athanasius of Alexandria, a prominent church father and bishop in the early Christian Church, this work is considered one of the most important texts in Christian literature and contributed to...

12,038円 The Problem of Orthodoxy: Evangelicals at the Crossroads of Truth and Power reexamines Christian orthodoxy, especially contemporary evangelicalism in the United States, from the standpoint of structure instead of content. Rather than focus on which Christian doctrines are “correct”, Michael Blanc...

705円 In every age the Church is provoked by the worldly mindset to innovate, departing from the narrow, royal path which both follows the Holy Fathers and leads to eternal life. Our day is especially characterized by this temptation to cease being steadfastly faithful to the sacred deposit. Fortunatel...

1,823円 Discover the pivotal moment that shaped Christian doctrine forever: "The Council of Nicaea and the Development of the Nicene Creed" unravels the gripping story behind one of the most influential events in religious history. In 325 AD, a gathering of bishops in the ancient city of Nicaea marked a ...

562円 The monastery of Qennesré or Qenneàrine, founded by St. John Bar Aphtonia around 530 AD on the bank of the Euphrates opposite Europus (Jérabis), provided even more patriarchs of the Church of the East than Qartamin did. It was distinguished because of the body of scholarly Christian works being p...

562円 The synod held at the Romano-Punic city of Zella (also known as Tella or Teleptense) in the 5th century sought to establish some sense of clarity over episcopal authority within the African church. Some concerns were noted related to baptism and military service, and most notably the relationship...

562円 The Diploma of the Joannites, or Diploma of the Knights of St. John, was a grant issued in 1247 by King Béla IV of Hungary to Grand Master Rembald of the Knights Hospitaller. It allowed the Knights to settle in the Severin region, where they could defend the Hungarian frontier against Cuman, Wlac...

562円 The Rule of Saint Albert was composed in 1208 AD by St. Albert of Jerusalem, and is among the shortest of monastic rules of consecrated life in existence of the Catholic church. It was written in French, and is almost exclusively composed of scriptural precepts. It remains among the corpus of Car...

1,950円 L’auteur de ce journal de voyage, Grigol Péradzé, 36 ans, est un prêtre moine et un savant polyglotte, un Géorgien parti de son pays avec la bénédiction du Patriarche Ambroise pour faire des études de théologie à l’heure où toutes les Académies de Russie sont fermées. Depuis quelques années, à l’...

1,549円 In de acht hoofdstukken van dit boek worden deze, alsmede soortgelijke vragen waar hedendaagse christenen mee worstelen, onder de loep genomen. De religieuze fenomenen van vandaag de dag zijn symptomen van een 'nieuw religieus bewustzijn' dat de weg vrijmaakt voor de toekomstige wereldreligie. Fe...

562円 This apocryphal text is attributed in Greek sources to St. Mark the Evangelist, and details the life of St. John the Baptist, from his birth and divine calling to his ministry, confrontation with king Herod, the baptism of Christ, imprisonment, and eventual beheading. It recounts the additional d...