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 1 Pref   |     Orthodoxy. Addressed mainly to theological students, priests, Christian
 2 Pref   |            a kind of harvest of my theological and pastoral labors during
 3 Pref   |            without a renewed, deep theological and spiritual vision. Rather,
 4 Intro,1|            St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary. In an article
 5 Intro,2|         vocations, and so on. This theological vision, resisting all sectarian
 6 Intro,2|          registered in the mind as theological information. It is also
 7 1,1    |        preaching but rather on the theological meaning and spiritual power
 8 1,2    |       significant for the Orthodox theological tradition. The Gospel as
 9 1,3    |  confidence not only in expounding theological truth but also in demonstrating
10 1,3    |      example, after discussing the theological meaning of the resurrection,
11 2,3    |          in its own historical and theological context.~ In whatever ways
12 2,4    |         already involves essential theological matters. We have defined
13 2,4    |    justification by faith, a chief theological concern of Protestants.
14 2,4    |      become an expert in any given theological discipline. A theologian
15 2,4    |       fully man. The Alexandrian's theological perspectives are both Johannine
16 2,4    |            term nor deals with the theological concept in his sermons addressed
17 3,2    |             Dean of St. Vladimir’s Theological Seminary, sounded a clarion
18 3,2    |             and soon established a theological commission to develop a
19 3,2    |          in our culture, the above theological commission emphasized the
20 3,2    |            faith, according to the theological commission, is nurturing
21 3,2    |         unifying way. To quote the theological commission once again:~ ~
22 3,3    |       services, not in the lack of theological treatises expounding Orthodox
23 3,3    |          endured as a burden. Most theological writings are incomprehensibly
24 3,4    |         merely the transmission of theological information or elucidation
25 4,1    |          to reflect on the broader theological presuppositions of the proclamation
26 4,2    |          were to analyze a complex theological doctrine or paradigm, but
27 4,2    |          doctrinal language.~ As a theological student and later professor
28 5,4    |     presence and glory. To quote a theological student: “Prayer for the
29 5,5    |           Interesting to note as a theological reflection is that covenental
30 5,5    |      hearts” (2 Cor. 3:3,6). These theological considerations indicate
31 7,3    |        assessment of the nature of theological discernment and diagnosis
32 7,3    |          character of theology and theological truth as sources of discernment
33 7,3    |            talk about spiritual or theological discernment and diagnosis
34 7,3    |           determines the nature of theological discernment and diagnosis
35 7,3    |   standpoint of God. The adjective theological and the noun theology do
36 7,3    |        spheres of life. Therefore, theological discernment and diagnosis
37 7,3    |           not taken seriously, any theological judgment is rendered impotent.
38 7,3    |           or communal character of theological truth grounded in the experience
39 7,3    |    personal and universal scope of theological truth applicable to all
40 7,3    |      stated directly, namely, that theological discernment and diagnosis
41 7,4    |            discuss three levels of theological discernment and diagnosis
42 7,4    |      insights deserve to be called theological because they involve elementary
43 7,4    |          tradition. This practical theological discernment is strongly
44 7,4    |  necessarily dependent on acquired theological knowledge. One may possess
45 7,4    |       knowledge. One may possess a theological doctorate and be known as
46 7,4    |            discernment is based on theological knowledge, whether elementary
47 7,4    | professionally trained and holds a theological degree but a person who
48 7,4    |          of God. “It is not [your] theological knowledge which is the light,”
49 8,1    |            all his apostolic zeal, theological skill and pastoral capacity.
50 8,2    |          Paul and his personal and theological struggle with faith and
51 8,3    |    presents a painful personal and theological problem of the greatest
52 8,3    |      Jewish heritage. This line of theological thinking continues in the
53 8,3    |            and practice from a new theological perspective, yet with a
54 8,3    |           Christ). In Saint Paul’s theological thought hat is really fulfilled
55 8,4    |     against all odds, and that for theological reasons. The Christian Hebraists
56 8,4    |     interplay between Saint Paul's theological discernment, spiritual sensitivity
57 8,4    |  continuity, catholic identity and theological coherence which shines all
58 9,1    |       reach ordinary people unless theological principles and themes are
59 9,3    |            origins, as well as the theological meaning of the Feast. The
60 9,3    |          of Orthodoxy celebrates a theological triumph as well. Icons reflect
61 9,3    |           Dean of Saint Vladimir’s Theological Seminary, used the following
62 10,2   |         calls this heresy, whether theological or ethical. Institutionalism
63 10,2   |            Saint Basil devoted his theological and pastoral talents to
64 10,3   |              About ten years ago a theological commission of the Greek
65 10,3   |     wide-ranging report, a kind of theological agenda for the twenty-first
66 10,3   |         spirit of Christ. Also, no theological impediments exist to the
67 11,2   |           but to provide as well a theological construction for its actualization.
68 11,3   |           sociological rather than theological ring to it. Why not formulate
69 11,3   |            roots” can also possess theological significance precisely because
70 11,3   |           of dialogue on intrinsic theological and spiritual grounds. I
71 11,4   |   Christianity do not constitute a theological problem for Judaism but
72 11,4   |           spiritual meditation and theological thinking. Patriarch Athenagoras
73 11,4   |           11:14).~ If the sharpest theological disagreement between Jews
74 11,4   |       Christian affirmation of the theological validity of the continuity
75 11,4   |           Problem,” St. Vladimir’s Theological Quarterly 9 (4, 1965), pp.
76 11,4   |     Commission on the Archdiocesan Theological Agenda, “Report to His Eminence
77 11,4   |       Iakovos,” The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 34 (1989), pp. 283-
78 11,4   |      Iakovos Concerning the Future Theological Agenda of the Greek Orthodox
79 11,4   |    Published in The Greek Orthodox Theological Review, Vol. 34 (3, 1989),
80 11,4   |      Iakovos Concerning the Future Theological Agenda of the Greek Orthodox
81 11,4   |             and The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 22 (1, 1977). Two
82 11,4   | respectively in The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 24 (4, 1979) and
83 11,4   |         Bible,” The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 24 (4, 1979), p.
84 11,4   |   Perspective,” The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 22 (1, 1977), pp.
85 11,4   |     Judaism and Eastern Orthodoxy: Theological Reflections,” The Greek
86 11,4   |   Reflections,” The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 22, (1, 1977), p.
87 11,4   |     Testament,” The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 22, (1, 1977), p.
88 11,4   |           example of this Orthodox theological approach is by George C.
89 11,4   |     Relations,” The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 22 (1, 1977), p.
90 11,4   |         Talmon, The Greek Orthodox Theological Review 24 (4, '79), pp.