The Orthodox Church and Other Christians
Where he thought the churches genuinely differ, and where they only think they do.
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English bishop and theologian of the Eastern Orthodox Church (1934–2022), born Timothy Ware in Bath and received into Orthodoxy at twenty-four. He lectured on Eastern Orthodox studies at Oxford for thirty-five years, wrote The Orthodox Way and The Orthodox Church, and was one of the translators who brought the Philokalia into English.
English bishop and theologian of the Eastern Orthodox Church (1934–2022), born Timothy Ware in Bath and received into Orthodoxy at twenty-four. He lectured on Eastern Orthodox studies at Oxford for thirty-five years, wrote The Orthodox Way and The Orthodox Church, and was one of the translators who brought the Philokalia into English.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
Where he thought the churches genuinely differ, and where they only think they do.
The translator on the book he helped bring into English, and how to read it without harming yourself.
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