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Volume 94, Issue 1, January-March 2023 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents, [3-4] 4. Introductory Note [5-8] 5. Stylianos Papalexandropoulos, The Diffused New Religiosity [9-18] 6. Peter Admirand, Horror, Evil, and Interreligious Dialogue: A Theological Analysis of Gideon Falls (First Story Arc: Issues 1-6) [19-45] 7. Ioannis Xidakis, Sacred Spaces in the Video Game World [47-74] 8. Dimitris Oulis, The Diffusion of Religion in the Cinematic Spectacle: A Typology [75-105] 9. Zambia Agrimaki, The Superheroes from Romantic Literature to Science Fiction: New “Messiahs” and their Endless Eschatology [107-136] 10. Dimitrios J. Bekridakis, The Diffused Religion and the Re-enchantment of the Western Civilization [137-168] 11. Loukia Roditou, Yoga in the online media as a form of Diffused New Religiosity [169-194] 12. Dimitrios Soukis, The universe as a higher power in the society and Popular Culture [195-205] 13. Idiomela: Christos Ath. Terezis, Epistolography in Byzantium. Case Study: Palamas Epistle 1 to Barlaam [207-230] 14. Submission Guidelines for Prospective Authors [231-232] 15. Back cover 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents [3-4] 4. Introductory Note, [5-6] 5. Vasileios Giannopoulos, Corona Virus and Eucharist [7-18] 6. Sotirios Despotis, Reconsidering Apostle Paul’s travels in the Mediterranean [19-30] 7. Rev. Augustinos Bairachtaris, Confessing our sins and Confession of our hope; WCC advocating for social justice freedom and human integrity. 8. Achilleas V. Papatolios, Mission in the “society of risk” [51-66] 9. Panagiotis Kampouris, The Concept of Theodicy in the Ancient Near East and in Biblical and Jewish Apocalyptic Sources [67-85] 10. Georgios Metallidis, Time and eternity: theological background and experiential understanding in man’s struggle between good and evil. The case of Saint John Damascene [87-106] 11. Georgia Farsari, From the Architecture of Learning to the Architecture of Temples. A Cross-curricular Approach to the thematic Section 6 of the 6th Grade of Primary School in the Subject of Religious Instruction – Subsection 1: Monuments and Places of Worship: Impressions of Faith [107-115] 12. Iraklis Karabatos, An approach of the Pseudo-cyprian dissertations: the case of Adversus Aleatores [117-125] 13. Khader I. Alkhouri, Reflections on Erik Erikson’s Stance on Religion What are the Intellectual Origins and Traditions that give rise to Psychosocial Theory? [127-146] 14. Idiomela: Georgios Martzelos, The Ontological Problem in the Patristic Tradition [147-177] 15. Programme of the International Conference on the Centenary of the Journal Theologia, [179-198] 16. Submission Guidelines for Prospective Authors [199-200] 17. Back cover Volume 94, Issue 3, July-September 2023 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents [3-4] 4. Introductory Note, [5-6] 5. Apostolos Michailidis, The diffusion of the Hinduist religiosity in the Western world [7-47] 6. Dimitrios Oulis, “Eywa has heard You!”. James Cameron's Avatar, as an Example of Cinematic Diffusion of Religion (2009) 7. Dimitrios Athanasiou, The diffusion of religion in comics. A case study of the 99 Muslim superheroes: a call to Islam(“da’awa”) or distortion of the Mohammedan sermon from the point of view of Islamic interpretation? [75-93] 8. Ioannis Xidakis, The Neomythology of the Diffused New Religiosity: Hyper-technology, magical wealth and self-redefinition 9. Panagiotis Malachias, From the diffused new religious speech, to the secularized: the re-meaning of new religious terms in contemporary Greek language 10. Loukia Roditou, What is yoga: presentation and classification of its various definitions [163-202] 11. Dionysios Giatras, The “secularization” of Zen in Martial Arts – The example of the Greek Shaolin [203-226] 12.Idiomela: Vlasios Io. Pheidas, The Nicene-Constantinopolitan Symbol of Faith and the Preaching of the Byzantine Mission [227-265] 13. Epilogue [267-268] 14. Submission Guidelines for Prospective Authors [269-270] 15. Back cover 1. Frond cover 2. Frond sheet [1-2] 3. Contents [3-4] 4. Introductory Note [5-6] 5. Sotirios Despotis, Nicolaitans: Clarifications concerning their identity [7-14] 6. Emmanuel G. Xynadas, The Chanting Art in the COVID-19 Era [15-20] 7. Nikolaos Tsirevelos, “Liturgy after the Liturgy”: an original missionary exhortation of the Archbishop of Albania Anastasios [21-38] 8. Andreas Karatzas, The reduction to the eighth day and the sight of God as the eschatological thread of the teaching of Saint Symeon, the New Theologian [39-68] 9. Chrysovalantis Kyriacou, Ηegesippus and the beginnings of ecclesiastical historiography [69-93] 10. Maria Ιο. Sourba, An Unedited Canon on the St Martyr Uarus from the Codex Athous. Lavrae Δ 14 [95-109] 11. Andreas Vitoulas, Icon: From idolatry as a value in itself to transcendent openness with reference to St Theodore the Studite & Andrei Tarkovsky [111-121] 12. Dimitrios Keramidas, Christians and politics.A comment on the text: “For the Life of the World” of the Ecumenical Patriarchate [123-137] 13. Michael Vass. Galenianos, The unity and the triune of God (The trinitarian doctrine) [139-154] 14. Irene Politi, The civil disputes between John V and Andronicus IV through the correspondence of Demetrius Cydones [155-167] 15. Myron Zacharakis, The ecotheology of Philip Sherrard [169-189] 16. Idiomela: Jérôme Cottin, The Religious Education and the beginning of the Secular State in France: A weak relationship? [191-202] 17. Submission Guidelines for Prospective Authors [205-207] 18. Back cover |
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