Thank you. Would be very interested to see if you get into (or have already touched upon) liturgical practices, as well, as I expect there's a good degree of crossover--as with the cases of pseudo-Dionysius and Saint Maximus the Confessor--between East and West. All the best.
I will get to liturgical practices, yes. I weave them into broader themes but will eventually get to the actual rites. In Part 2 of the current article series (coming this Sunday!) I have a brief section comparing Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant theology in relation to concepts like grace and chrism, and I’ve also looked at the comparative theology in other recent pieces - in this one I go deeper into the theology and have a comparative section as well: https://thyrathen.substack.com/p/god-writes-man-as-an-icon-of-the . I will cover both the baptism and communion liturgies eventually!
I wish you a swift recovery!
Thank you. Would be very interested to see if you get into (or have already touched upon) liturgical practices, as well, as I expect there's a good degree of crossover--as with the cases of pseudo-Dionysius and Saint Maximus the Confessor--between East and West. All the best.
Hi Pete and 🙏 for your interest and support!
I will get to liturgical practices, yes. I weave them into broader themes but will eventually get to the actual rites. In Part 2 of the current article series (coming this Sunday!) I have a brief section comparing Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant theology in relation to concepts like grace and chrism, and I’ve also looked at the comparative theology in other recent pieces - in this one I go deeper into the theology and have a comparative section as well: https://thyrathen.substack.com/p/god-writes-man-as-an-icon-of-the . I will cover both the baptism and communion liturgies eventually!