On Ancient Paths
Jeremiah CareyA philosopher in exile, writing mostly on ethics and Orthodox theology.
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Neo-Confucian "Quiet Sitting"
I’ve long felt that Confucianism should be more popular as a practical philosophy (and spirituality) than it is. In early Confucianism, it seems to me you get almost everything that people find deep and inspiring in pop-Stoicism (emphasis o...
The Contradiction at the Heart of Neo-Patristic Theologizing
There’s a certain way of doing or discussing theology that I think it is safe to say has become the standard in at least the English-speaking Orthodox world. Let’s call it, using Fr. Georges Florovsky’s famous phrase, ‘neo-patristic synthes...
What is "the Gospel"?
I grew up in the Church (literally--as I’ve said before, my dad was a pentecostal preacher in my childhood years, and we lived in an apartment built in the top of the church building). But, like many others, I had a particular “awakening” e...
St. Macrina the Teacher
Today we celebrate St. Macrina the Younger, sometimes called St. Macrina the Teacher, for she was the older sister of Sts Basil the Great and Gregory of Nyssa, as well as St. Peter, bishop of Sebaste, and impacted them all deeply by both he...
Prince Evgeny Trubetskoy's Religious Experience of Beethoven's Ninth
Prince Evgeny Trubetskoy was a Russian Silver Age philosopher broadly aligned with the Russian Religious Renaissance. (His brother Sergei was a philosopher as well. In fact, for those following my ongoing work on Fr. Valentin Sventsitsky, t...
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