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Notes on Autocephaly and Phyletism
Religion, State and Society, 2002Autocephaly independence and self-government is an attribute of the major Orthodox Churches. Theoretically it offers no scope for isolationism or exclusivism. John Meyendorff traces its origin to the arrangements whereby local communities of believers in the early church came into association with each other.
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Ukrainian autocephaly: the ramifications of Constantinople’s tomos
Canadian Slavonic Papers, 2020In 1983 I was asked to write a piece on Ukrainian Orthodoxy in the USSR for Religion in Communist Lands – the journal of the foremost centre for study on the topic, Keston College.
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Autocephaly in Ukraine: The Canonical Dimension
2016Paul Brusanowski studies this complex question from the perspective of canon law, from its first emergence in the early Christian centuries to its practical consolidation in nineteenth-century southeastern Europe. He then surveys the modern implementation of the principle up to the present day.
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AUTOCEPHALY OF THE GEORGIAN CHURCH
JOURNAL "ORBELIANI", 2023Vlasios Fidas +2 more
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THE PATRIARCHATE OF ANTIOCH THE DEVELOPMENT OF IDENTITY AND THE QUEST FOR AUTHENTIC AUTOCEPHALY
Autocephaly. Coming of Age in Communion. Historical, Canonical, Liturgical, and Theological Studies, 2023Noble, Samuel, Slim, Souad
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THE MACEDONIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE WAY TO THE AUTOCEPHALY
Religious dialogue and cooperation, 2023openaire +1 more source