An Introduction to the Christian Orthodox Churches

John Binns

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List of illustrations List of maps Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: identifying Orthodoxy 2. Description: a map of Orthodoxy 3. Liturgy: where heaven and earth meet 4. Doctrine: believing in the Orthodox Churches 5. Icons: revelation in image 6. Monasticism: shaping of saints 7. Popular piety: people, places, pilgrimage 8. Mission: incarnation as proclamation 9. Church and state: the dream of God's kingdom on earth 10. East and West: the division of Christendom 11. Prospect: a cautious reforming Table of dates Bibliography Index.

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