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This work deals with the problem of intersemiotics in Orthodox Slavonic culture in the Middle Ages. Attention here is focused on the source, essence and ontology of correspondence of the arts.
Paweł Dziadul
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Patristic Views on the Hierarchy of the Angels
Danail Nikolov, Patristic Views on the Hierarchy of the Angels. There are numerous passages in the Bible that mention angels, but none provide direct information about angelic hierarchy. However, according to Orthodox Church Tradition, there is clear and
Danail Nikolov
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The Location and Work of Eden—Hermeneutical Convergences
The study begins with the questions “Where was Paradise?” and “How was the Garden cultivated?”, and the relationship between different modes of interpretation. It compares the biblical data (Gen.
Alexandru Lazăr
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“Philosophy Chapters” of St. John of Damascus: an Overview on the Structure
Atanas Atanasov, “Philosophy chapters” of St. John of Damascus: an Overview on the Structure. The work "Philosophy Chapters," also known as "Dialectica," elaborates on a unique idea that is briefly outlined in the treatise "Elementary Introduction to ...
Atanas Atanasov
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Conception of free will in the Christian-oriented psychology
The article provides a synthesis of the psychological concept of human will and ideas of free will in a Christian anthropology, and builds a united model of free will upon this base.
Mironova M.N.
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The author analyses the Qur‘anic doctrinal arguments presented in Muslim works on icon worship in the Christian Church and examines their possible influence on the writings of St. John Damascene..
Zdravko Kanev
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The purpose of perichōrēsis in the polemical works of John of Damascus
John of Damascus was an early eighth century theologian in the Jerusalem Patriarchate. His family supplied financial administrators in Syro-Palestine for most of the seventh century, who were involved in surrendering Damascus to the Arabs if not also to the Persians. They thrived in the sectarian environment under the Umayyads.
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