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The exploration of Eckhart’s Negative Theology delves into the intricate thoughts of a thirteenth-century German monk and mystic as interpreted by Orthodox philosopher Vladimir Lossky. This work examines the profound implications of Eckhart's belief in the ineffability of God, avoiding reductionist interpretations. Through this detailed analysis, Lossky presents a nuanced understanding of Eckhart's theological contributions, offering insights into the complexities of divine mystery and the limitations of human language in grasping the divine.

The book presents Lossky's insightful classroom lectures on dogmatic theology, addressing profound theological questions such as the nature of knowing God, the relationship between the Creator and creation, and the human vocation in reflecting God's image. This revised and expanded edition, edited by Olivier Clément and Michel Stavrou, offers readers a deeper understanding of these essential topics in theology, making it a valuable resource for those exploring the complexities of faith and existence.

At the height of World War II, Lossky joined the massive exodus from Paris before the advancing German Army. In his diary of the upheaval, this theologian of Orthodox mysticism reflects on civilization, war, and the place of Christianity in East and West.

The classic work on the techniques, language and interpretation of icons in the context of theology and faith. Commentary and analysis of the main types of icons. Lavishly illustrated, with 160 pages of text with drawings, 13 b/w and 51 color plates.

The authoritative study of Eastern Orthodox theology, presenting a tradition in which doctrine and mystical experience are mutually supporting.