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PROCEEDINGS of the International Conference on the Centenary of the Journal Θεολογία Orthodox Theology in via in the "Dematerialized Reality" of Late Modernity Athens, 11-14 October 2023 I 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents [3-6] 4. Introductory Note [7-9] 5. Opening Ceremony, Programme [11-12] 6. Alexandros Katsiaras, Introductory Reflections [13-15] 7. Proclamation of the opening of the Conference proceedings, From His All-Holiness Bartholomew, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople [17-19] 8. Greetings οf Her Excellency the President of the Republic Madame Katerina Sakellaropoulou, [21-22] 9. Greetings οf His Beatitude the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Mr. Hieronymos, [23-25] 10. Keynote Lecture Chrysostomos Stamoulis, From the Material to the Immaterial World: How Did We Get Here? [27-47] 11. Session I, Programme, Reading and Interpreting the Patristic Tradition Nowadays [49-50] 12. Miltiades Konstantinou, The Unity of the Old and New Testament as a Prerequisite for an Orthodox Hermeunetic of the Bible: Traditional and Modern Hermeneutics in Dialogue [51-65] 13. fr. Sergio Mainoldi, The Ultimate Theomachia: Patristics Struggle against Gnosticism as a Key of Understanding Contemporary Integral Transhumanism [67-77] 14. Paul Gavrilyuk, Three Twentieth-Century Retrievals of Patristic Theology: Georges Florovsky, Vladimir Lossky, and Alexander Schmemann [79-88] 15. Paul Ladouceur, Tradition Patristic Theology and Traditionalism in Modern Orthodoxy [89-107] 16. Session II, Programme, Orthodox Theology in the Face of the Challenges of History: Does the Past predetermine the Future? [109-110] 17. Dimitrios Moschos, Church History in the Intellectual Landscape of Post-Modernity [111-124] 18. Edward Siecienski, Dogmatic History as an Ecumenical Task [125-135] 19. Vasilios N. Makrides, Orthodox Christianity between Modernity and Postmodernity: A Critical Overview of a Multifaceted Topic [137-161] 20. Session III, Programme, Orthodox Theology Nowadays [163-164] 21. Assaad Elias Kattan, Scripture/Tradition – Method – Freedom: Orthodox Theology Challenged by Hermeneutics [165-182] 22. Charalambos Ventis, Orthodoxy and Reflective Thinking: a Steep but Feasible Theological Venture [183-198] 23. Stylianos Tsompanidis, The Necessity of Ιncarnation: The Contribution of Orthodox Theology to the Ecumenical Process towards a Just and Sustainable Society [199-210] 24. Session IV, Programme, Divine Worship in the Age of Digital Reality [211-212] 25. Basilius J. Bert Groen, Interactive Web 2.0 and “Liturgy from Below” [213-222] 26. H. G. Maxim Bishop of Los Angeles and Western America, Existential Truth in Virtual Communication? Exploring Metropolitan John Zizioulas’ Theological Insights [223-240] 27. fr. Stephanos Alexopoulos, Divine Worship between Theology Piety and Digital Reality: Some Thoughts and Concerns [241-258] 28. Session V, Programme, A Brave New “Digital” World: Is There Any “Good” in it? [259-260] 29. H. E. Hierotheos (Vlachos), Metr. of Nafpaktos and Hagios Vlassios Theological Discourse between ‘Dematerialised Reality’ and Materialism [261-281] 30. Konstantinos Th. Petsios, Viewing the World as a Vision: Towards a New Meta-Physics? [283-292] 31. Session VI, Programme, The “Imago Dei” in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technology [293-294] 32. Panayiotis Christias, Power “Artificial Intelligence” and “Decision” [295-305] 33. Aristotle Tymbas, Technology Capitalism History: The Enduring Desire for an Artificial Intelligence the Accumulating Suffering of the Creatures of Nature [307-314] 34. Mariyan Stoyadinov, Technology and Alienation [315-327] 35. Session VII, Programme, Ecclesiological Challenges of the Postmodern World [329-330] 36. fr. Radu Bordeianu, The Ecclesiology of the Parish in the Digital Age [331-342] 37. David Heith-Stade, Beyond Autocephaly: Models of the Regional Church in the Canonical Tradition [343-366] 38. H. E. Gregorios (Papathomas) Metropolitan of Peristerion, Church an “Eschatological” Manifestation of Another Reality at the Material and Intangible Post-Modernity [367-388] 39. Editorial Policy [392] 40. Back cover PROCEEDINGS of the International Conference on the Centenary of the Journal Θεολογία Orthodox Theology in via in the "Dematerialized Reality" of Late Modernity Athens, 11-14 October 2023 II 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents [3-6] 4. Session VIIΙ Programme, A Brave New “Digital” World: Is There any “Good” in it? (IΙ) [7-8] 5. Christos Ath. Terezis, Terms for Reading the Alienating Interventions of Modern Technology in Personal and Collective Life according to Jean François Lyotard [9-22] 6. H. E. Metropolitan of Krini Kyrillos (Katerelos), Material and Digital Reality in the World of Religions [23-34] 7. Calliope Rigopoulou, Art, Technology and Image [35-53] 8. Special Lecture, [55-56] 9. Fr. Nikolaos Loudovikos, The Techno-Pithecus and Truth: Is a Respective Modern Hermeneutics of Orthodox Theology Possible? [57-73] Parallel Sessions 10. Parallel Session I.1, Programme [75-76] 11. Theophilos Ambatzidis, The Demand for Human Upgrading as a Challenge to Christian Anthropology [77-99] 12. Achilleas Dellopoulos, Contemporary Human Being not as a Meta-Human but as a Natural Human Being in Christ: The Contribution of Orthodox Theology [101-116] 13. Demetrios K. Choïlous, “Come, Let us Build ourselves a City, with a Tower that Reaches to the Heavens” (Gen. 11, 4). Artificial Intelligence and the Person: Evolution or Hubris? [117-128] 14. George Kounnousiis, The Modern Man in the Digital Era: Anonymous Individual or Named Personhood? [129-141] 15. Parallel Session I.2, Programme [143-144] 16. Panayiotis Thoma, From the Immateriality of Mediated Communication to Psychosomatic Methexis. Hints about the Importance of Incarnation in Contemporary Culture [145-156] 17. Dionysios Skliris, Consciousness, Intelligence and Corporeality in Contemporary Digital Technology: Tracing the Mystery of Personhood in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [157-173] 18. Ioannis Koutsousimos, The Time of Man the “Place” of Godman [175-183] 19. Spyridon-Ioannis Vougiouklakis, Artificial Intelligence in the Face of the Orthodox Approach to the Concept of the Person [185-208] 20. Parallel Session I.3, Programme [209-210] 21. Konstantinos P. Kotsiopoulos, Multiple Modernity? Late Modernity or Postmodernity? Sociological and Theological Ambiguities [211-219] 22. Kerassenia Papalexiou, The Artful Wisdom of Athena in the Myth of Prometheus vs. the Technical Spirit of Late Modernity [221-231] 23. Konstantinos Siomos, Technologies of the Future and their Effects on Society and Human Behaviour [233-237] 24. Ioannis Xidakis, Digital Religion: Religion in the Neomythological Worlds of Video Games [239-253] 25. Parallel Session I.4, Programme [255-256] 26. Vasileios A. Tsigkos, Man as “Whole” in Orthodox Theology and Life (Response to the Challenges of the Digital Age) [257-270] 27. Vasileios D. Christodoulakis, Genetically Engineered Salvation? From Jürgen Habermas to Gregory of Nyssa [271-292] 28. Maria Pazarski, Man as God’s Creation and Artificial Intelligence [293-306] 29. Stavros S. Fotiou, An Ecclesiastical Dystopia: the Possibility of a Digital Church without a Physical Presence [307-318] 30. Parallel Session I.5, Programme [319-320] 31. Georgios Steiris, Τhe Anthropological Challenges of Posthumanism [321-335] 32. Ioannis Mastrogeorgiou, Artificial Intelligence: an Attempt to Understand... [337-341] 33. Dimitrios Th. Orphanidis, Homo Sapiens or Cyborg Sapiens? Fourth Industrial or First Biotechnological “Revolution”? The Elucidation of a new Mythology [343-362] 34. Editorial Policy [368] 35. Back cover Volume 95, Issue 1, January-March 2024 PROCEEDINGS of the International Conference on the Centenary of the Journal Θεολογία Orthodox Theology in via in the “Dematerialized Reality” of Late Modernity Athens, 11-14 October 2023 III 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents [3-6] 4. Parallel Session II.1, Programme [7-8] 5. H.E. Nikolaos (Chatzinikolaou), Metropolitan of Mesogaia and Lavreotiki, Artificial Technology (ChatGPT): Bioethical and Theological Speculations [9-25] 6. Konstantinos I. Belezos, Chatting with an AI Machine about Orthodox Theology [27-48] 7. Apostolos Nikolaidis, Contemporary Technology as Religious Substitute [49-58] 8. Parallel Session, II.2 Programme [59-60] 9. Antonis Smyrnaios, Scientific Imaginary vs. Orthodox Theology:Convergence Coexistence or Counterpoint? [61-84] 10. Archim. Amphilochios Miltos, The Realization of the Church in the Age of Dematerialized Reality [85-104] 11. Triantafyllos Boltetsos, The Pastoral Care of the Church in Late Modernity [105-125] 12. Makis Andronopoulos, The Invisible Side of Technology in Public Space and the Shadowing of Democracy. The Role of the Church in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [127-133] 13. Parallel Session II.3 Programme, [135-136] 14. Petros A. Panagiotopoulos, Theological and Philosophical Considerationsfor the Use of Digital Technologies in the Parish Context [137-148] 15. Antonis Touloumis & Katerina Michalopoulou, The Orthodox Worshiping Experience: The Encounter of the Spatial and Temporal Dimension of Corporeality with Immaterial Reality [149-161] 16. Viktoria Panteri, The Return of the Dead in Virtual-Digital Life as “Psychosomatic Resurrection” [163-186] 17. Parallel Session, II.4 Programme [187-188] 18 Georgios D. Panagopoulos, The Dystopic Eschatology of N. F. Fyodorov and the Modern Futurological Techno-Worship under the Light of Orthodox Theology [189-204] 19. Dimitrios Oulis, “Not without my Cell Phone”: Preliminary Reflections to a Communicative Theological Anthropology [205-221] 20. Rev. Augustinos Bairachtaris, The Autonomy of Human Nature against the Hidden God: Post-Modernity, Scientific Evolution and Faith [223-244] 21. Parallel Session, II.5 Programme [245-246] 22. Anna Koltsiou-Nikita, The Texts of the Orthodox Church in Digital Form: Consequences, Challenges, Reflections [247-261] 23. Mando Malamou, With the Ring of Gyges during the Difficult Adolescence of the 21st Century: The Effects of Technological Progress on Impressionable Adolescents [263-276] 24. Irene Christinaki, The Two Vienna Manifestos (1929, 2019) and the Question of Robotic Behaviour [277-295] 25. Session IX Programme, Faith and Science: Re-Approaches and Redefinitions [297-298] 26. Dr. Gayle E. Woloschak, Science and Theology: Perspectives for the Future [299-310] 27. Christos Christodoulou, Is Science Neutral? [311-318] 28. Vassilis Karapostolis, When Consciousness is Tempted by Sight [319-325] 29. Session X Programme, Theology in Front of the Ontological and Ethical Dilemmas of Technology [327-328] 30. Theophanis Tasis, Artificial Intelligence and Human Values [329-338] 31. Stavroula Tsinorema, Are There and Why Should There Be, Moral Limits to the Use of Scientific Advances and Technologies? [339-348] 32. Dimitrios Bekridakis, Deus est Machina: Religion and Theology in the Age of Deus Technologicus [349-357] 33. Zambia Agrimaki, Beyond Good and Bad Usage: The “Self-Fulfilling Prophecy” (?) of Science Fiction Narratives [359-378] 34. End of Conference H.G. Philotheos (Theocharis), bishop of Oreoi (now Metropolitan of Thessaloniki), Conference Concluding Remarks [379-382] 35. Alexandros Katsiaras, Epilogue, [383-386] 36. Editorial Policy [388] 37. Back cover |
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