The Orthodox Way

Kallistos Timothy Ware

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A classic account of the belief, worship and life of the Orthodox Church which raises the basic issues of theology: God as hidden yet revealed, the problem of salvation, the meaning of faith, prayer, death and what lies beyond. Ronald Walls, Fireacres Chronicle: 'I have never, in reviewing a book, felt such a powerful desire to have the wealth to present each reader with a copy.'

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