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The Carthusians: monasticism undiluted
Orthodox I may be in dogmatic conviction and affiliation, and “Benedictine” in preferred practical piety, but always I have retained a deep admiration for the Carthusian order, both for its ascetic and aesthetic aspects (and also, I must ad...
“This also is Thou; neither is this Thou”: what Christians mean by “detachment” and the “apophatic” way (first of two parts)
No concepts in Christian ascetic and mystical theology are more frequently misrepresented than those of “detachment” and “apophaticism” (the latter being the “way of negation”).
No concepts in Christian ascetic and mystical theology are mo...
Fr. Andrew Louth: a few representative lectures
I begin this post with a confession, one that could very possibly get me labeled an “elitist.” I’ll brave that onerous likelihood and come clean anyway. My confession is this: When it comes to serious study of Orthodox theology and its etho...
From the margins (3): Valentin Tomberg, Zeppo Marx, and what lies at the core of things
Three posts that “plunder the Egyptians” (Exodus 12:36)
Two years ago, I read a biography (as far as I know, the only biography) of Zeppo Marx.[1] For those of you for whom the name Zeppo Marx rings perhaps only the faintest of bells in yo...
From the margins (2): Dürckheim on experience, insight, and practice
Three posts that “plunder the Egyptians” (Exodus 12:36)
“Plundering the Egyptians” is a metaphor in the last post and this one (and the one to come) for an ideational “gem” I’ve picked up and purloined from my free-ranging among books outs...
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