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245 12 a| A history of dogmatics in the Romanian orthodox theology :b| from the establishment of communism to the challenges of postmodernity /c| Cristinel Ioja.;

264 1 a| Paderborn :b| Brill Sch̲ningh,c| [2024];

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520 a| "The book presents the essential stages and contributions of Romanian dogmatic thinking from the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. Written from a historical and doctrinal perspective, the book aims to be a history of Romanian dogmatic thinking analyzed in the context of the establishment of communism, the intensification of ecumenical dialogue, and postmodern society. The book captures and explains what the author calls the "paradigm change" in Orthodox Dogmatics from the second half of the 20th century, the theological meanings of the renewal of Dogmatics in the context of neopatristic synthesis and the gradual delimitation of the schemes of a Dogmatics influenced by medieval scholasticism. At the same time, the book also presents the influences of medieval scholasticism in Orthodox Dogmatics and the effort of Romanian dogmatists to express a renewed and ecclesial Dogmatics by rediscovering the method, spirit, and ecclesial experience of the Fathers." --c| Publisher, page four of cover.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages [653]-717).;

505 0 a| Brief explanation -- Chapter 1. Orthodox dogmatics and the patristic tradition in modernity. -- 1.1. Greek Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- 1.2. Russian Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- 1.3. Serbian Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- 1.4. Bulgarian Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- Chapter 2. Romanian Orthodox dogmatics and the patristic tradition in modernity. -- 2.1. The communist-atheist context of Romania and the paradox of renewal -- 2.2. Trends in Orthodox theological thinking during the communist period -- 2.3. Theologically assumed and argued topics -- 2.4. Dogmatics in two institutes : Bucharest and Sibiu -- 2.5. Searching the method in dogmatics -- 2.6. The features of Orthodox dogmatics -- 2.7. Directions in Romanian Orthodox dogmatics -- 2.8. Emphasis in treatises of dogmatic theology -- 2.9. Receptivity and perspective in dogmatics : the anniversary of Romanian Orthodox dogmatics -- 2.10. Dogmatics in the Romanian theological tradition -- 2.11. Dogmatists at the congresses of the faculties of Orthodox theology -- 2.12. Hermeneutics of dogmas in dogmatics -- Chapter 3. Romanian Orthodox dogmatics and the ecumenical movement. -- 3.1. Romanian Orthodox dogmatists in the ecumenical movement -- 3.2. Ecumenical priorities in the Orthodox debate -- 3.3. Ecumenical issues from a dogmatic perspective -- 3.4. Dogmatic topics in ecumenical debate -- 3.5. Emphasis in the theological methods in the ecumenical movement -- 3.6. The methods of Romanian Orthodox theology in the ecumenical movement -- 3.7. Did apologetics exist in communism? -- 4. Romanian Orthodox dogmatics and postmodernity.;

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A history of dogmatics in the Romanian orthodox theology : from the establishment of communism to the challenges of postmodernity / Cristinel Ioja.

Author/creator	Ioja, Cristinel, 1974- author.
Format	Book
Publication	Paderborn : Brill Sch̲ningh, [2024]
Copyright Date	©2024
Description	xv, 717 pages ; 25 cm.
Subjects	Biserica Ortodoxă Română--Doctrines. --History. --20th century. Biserica Ortodoxă Română--Doctrines. --History. --21st century. Orthodox Eastern Church--Doctrines. --History. --20th century. Fathers of the church--Influence. Fathers of the church--Study and teaching. --Romania. Postmodernism--Religious aspects. --Biserica Ortodoxă Română. Ecumenical movement.

Series	Eastern Church identities, 2628-9741 Eastern Church identities ; Bd. 16. ^A1473882
Contents	Brief explanation -- Chapter 1. Orthodox dogmatics and the patristic tradition in modernity. -- 1.1. Greek Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- 1.2. Russian Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- 1.3. Serbian Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- 1.4. Bulgarian Orthodox dogmatics in the second half of the 20th century : aspects, trends, representatives -- Chapter 2. Romanian Orthodox dogmatics and the patristic tradition in modernity. -- 2.1. The communist-atheist context of Romania and the paradox of renewal -- 2.2. Trends in Orthodox theological thinking during the communist period -- 2.3. Theologically assumed and argued topics -- 2.4. Dogmatics in two institutes : Bucharest and Sibiu -- 2.5. Searching the method in dogmatics -- 2.6. The features of Orthodox dogmatics -- 2.7. Directions in Romanian Orthodox dogmatics -- 2.8. Emphasis in treatises of dogmatic theology -- 2.9. Receptivity and perspective in dogmatics : the anniversary of Romanian Orthodox dogmatics -- 2.10. Dogmatics in the Romanian theological tradition -- 2.11. Dogmatists at the congresses of the faculties of Orthodox theology -- 2.12. Hermeneutics of dogmas in dogmatics -- Chapter 3. Romanian Orthodox dogmatics and the ecumenical movement. -- 3.1. Romanian Orthodox dogmatists in the ecumenical movement -- 3.2. Ecumenical priorities in the Orthodox debate -- 3.3. Ecumenical issues from a dogmatic perspective -- 3.4. Dogmatic topics in ecumenical debate -- 3.5. Emphasis in the theological methods in the ecumenical movement -- 3.6. The methods of Romanian Orthodox theology in the ecumenical movement -- 3.7. Did apologetics exist in communism? -- 4. Romanian Orthodox dogmatics and postmodernity.
Abstract	"The book presents the essential stages and contributions of Romanian dogmatic thinking from the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. Written from a historical and doctrinal perspective, the book aims to be a history of Romanian dogmatic thinking analyzed in the context of the establishment of communism, the intensification of ecumenical dialogue, and postmodern society. The book captures and explains what the author calls the "paradigm change" in Orthodox Dogmatics from the second half of the 20th century, the theological meanings of the renewal of Dogmatics in the context of neopatristic synthesis and the gradual delimitation of the schemes of a Dogmatics influenced by medieval scholasticism. At the same time, the book also presents the influences of medieval scholasticism in Orthodox Dogmatics and the effort of Romanian dogmatists to express a renewed and ecclesial Dogmatics by rediscovering the method, spirit, and ecclesial experience of the Fathers." -- Publisher, page four of cover.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages [653]-717).
Issued in other form	9783657794492 e-book version
ISBN	9783506794499
ISBN	3506794493 (hardbound)

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