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Scripture and Dissent

Dorroll, Philip
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Dorroll, Philip
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Neo-Patristic paradigm
Orthodoxy
identity
authenticity
theologies of scripture
gender
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Intercultural and contextual theologies
Gender and theology
Christian denominations
Orthodox (Eastern, Oriental)
Biblical Theology
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Gender and Theology
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"This article discusses the legacy of the Neo-Patristic paradigm in American Orthodox theology by examining the recent work of three contemporary American Orthodox theologians: John Behr, Kyriaki Karidoyanes Fitzgerald, and Theodore Stylianopoulos. It begins by first outlining the main conceptual bases of the Neo-Patristic paradigm as established by Georges Florovsky and others, and then discusses some important recent criticisms of this dominant theological mode in contemporary Orthodoxy. The article also explores how categories of identity and authenticity are used theologically in Neo-Patristic projects, and situates these efforts in the context of a broader critique of Enlightenment reason."
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2013
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