The Church and the Library: Studies in Honor of Rev. Dr. George C. Papademetriou Book

Edited by Dean Papademetriou and Andrew J. Sopko Both the Church and the Library have traditionally been storehouses of knowledge. Likewise, this volume (in honor of long-time librarian and professor of theology Father George C. Papademetriou) collects knowledge in the form of the following academic studies by renowned scholars:

History and Inter-Faith Relations
The Continuity of the Holy Man: Orthodox Hesychasm and Dervish Mysticism in the Late Byzantine and Early Ottoman Periods, Tom Papademetriou Tischendorf and the Codex Sinaiticus: the Saga Continues, Michael D.
Peterson The Triadic Form of Divinity in Christian, Greek, Hindu, and Buddhist Thought, Vassilis Vitsaxis The Chionios Case and Judeo-Christian Religious Groups in the Fourteenth Century, Alexander Zanemonets Dialogue among the Three Monotheistic Religions for Peace and Trust in Today's World, Gregorios D. Ziakas

Education
Hellenic Paideia and the Church Fathers: Educational Principles and Cultural Heritage, Rev. Demetrios J. Constantelos Teaching Orthodox Hymns to Church School Children, Jane P. Kourtis Expanding the Boundaries of the Church, Rev. Dennis V. Listermann-Vierling

Theology
Some Examples of Liturgical Adaptability and Creativity, Rev. Alkaviadis C. Calivas Spiritual Symbolism of Byzantine Iconography, Constantine Cavarnos Corporatism or Commonweal: An Orthodox Christian Perspective, Archbishop Lazar Puhalo An Early Monastic Perspective on What Christians are Called to Do, Daniel J. Nodes Wedding Benedictions Under Orthodox Canon Law, Dean Papademetriou The Grace of God in Creation: Palamas, Cabasilas, and Sacramental Theology, Rev. Peter J. PappasAugustine:
Growth in Grace and Understanding, Rodney L. Peterson We'll not be there 10,000 Years: Christian Eschatology and the Life to Come, Rev. Gerard S. Sloyan Scholasticism and Orthodoxy: Some Current Observations, Andrew J. Sopko