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    Andrew Louth Father Andrew Louth is a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church and Professor in the Department of Theology and Religion and Orthodox chaplain at the University of Durham in Durham, England. Life Andrew Louth is ordained a priest of the Russian Orthodox Patriarchal Diocese of Sourozh in 2003 and serves a parish in Durham. Fr. Louth's collegiate education was at the Universities of Cambridge and Edinburgh where he studied Mathematics and Theology and prepared his thesis which concerned Karl Barth. After graduation he taught early Christian theology and patristics in the University of Oxford and early Medieval and Byzantine history Goldsmiths College in the University of London. Fr. Louth has been Professor of Patristic and Byzantine Studies at Durham University since 1996. He teaches courses on the history and theology of the Christian Church: an undergraduate module dealing with the impact of the rise of Islam on mostly Greek Christianity in the eastern Mediterranean and a Master of Arts module on the understanding of what it is to be human in early Christian theology. His interests in research lie mostly in the history of theology in the Greek tradition, especially in periods later than what is usually studied in the universities of England; that is, after the fifth century during the period of the Byzantine Empire to 1453. He is also interested in later periods including the modern period; that is the nineteenth century and later, where his research includes Russian and Romanian Orthodox theology. Publications Louth A 1996. Maximus the Confessor. Routledge x+230 Louth A 1997. 'St. John Damascene: Preacher and Poet' in Preacher and Audience: Studies in Early Christian and Byzantine Homiletics ed. Pauline Allen and Mary Cunningham. Brill: Leiden 247-66 Louth A 2000. Many chapters in Patrologia V. Padri orientali dal Concilio di Calcedonia (451) a Giovanni Damasceno (d.750), ed. Angelo di Berardino. Marietti, Genoa 75pp Louth A 2000. Wisdom of the Byzantine Church: Evagrios of Pontos and Maximos the Confessor. 1997 Paine Lectures in Religion 45pp Louth, A. 2002. St John Damascene tradition and originality in Byzantine theology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Louth, A. 2005. (i) 'The Eastern Empire in the Sixth Century' (ii) 'The Byzantine Empire in the Seventh Century'. In The New Cambridge Medieval History: Volume 1, c.500-c.700. Fouracre, P. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1: (i) 93-117 (ii) 291-316. Louth, A. 2004. Light, vision and religious experience in Byzantium. In The presence of light divine radiance and religious experience. Kapstein, Matthew. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 85-103 . Louth, A. 2004. The ecclesiology of Saint Maximos the Confessor. International journal of the study of the christian church 4(2): 109-120. Louth, A. 2007. Greek east and Latin west the church AD 681-1071. New York: St Vladimir's Seminary Press. Sources Prof Andrew Louth An Introduction to the Russian Orthodox Church by Fr. Andrew Louth Andrew Louth Лаут Эндрю (Андрей), священник Categories: PriestsModern Writers Categories > People > Clergy > Priests Categories > People > Modern Writers Navigation menu Log inRequest accountPageDiscussionReadView sourceView history Main Page Featured content Browse categories Page index Recent changes New pages Random page interaction FAQ Community portal Trapeza (Discussion) Site news Help donate PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online! Please consider supporting OrthodoxWiki. FAQs Tools What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Printable version Permanent link Page information Cite this page This page was last modified on October 26, 2015, at 23:40. This page has been accessed 14,488 times. Copyright Information Privacy policyAbout OrthodoxWikiDisclaimersMobile viewCopyright Information

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    Andrew Louth Father Andrew Louth is a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church and Professor in the Department of Theology and Religion and Orthodox chaplain at the University of Durham in Durham, England. Life Andrew Louth is ordained a priest of the Russian Orthodox Patriarchal Diocese of Sourozh in 2003 and serves a parish in Durham. Fr. Louth's collegiate education was at the Universities of Cambridge and Edinburgh where he studied Mathematics and Theology and prepared his thesis which concerned Karl Barth. After graduation he taught early Christian theology and patristics in the University of Oxford and early Medieval and Byzantine history Goldsmiths College in the University of London. Fr. Louth has been Professor of Patristic and Byzantine Studies at Durham University since 1996. He teaches courses on the history and theology of the Christian Church: an undergraduate module dealing with the impact of the rise of Islam on mostly Greek Christianity in the eastern Mediterranean and a Master of Arts module on the understanding of what it is to be human in early Christian theology. His interests in research lie mostly in the history of theology in the Greek tradition, especially in periods later than what is usually studied in the universities of England; that is, after the fifth century during the period of the Byzantine Empire to 1453. He is also interested in later periods including the modern period; that is the nineteenth century and later, where his research includes Russian and Romanian Orthodox theology. Publications Louth A 1996. Maximus the Confessor. Routledge x+230 Louth A 1997. 'St. John Damascene: Preacher and Poet' in Preacher and Audience: Studies in Early Christian and Byzantine Homiletics ed. Pauline Allen and Mary Cunningham. Brill: Leiden 247-66 Louth A 2000. Many chapters in Patrologia V. Padri orientali dal Concilio di Calcedonia (451) a Giovanni Damasceno (d.750), ed. Angelo di Berardino. Marietti, Genoa 75pp Louth A 2000. Wisdom of the Byzantine Church: Evagrios of Pontos and Maximos the Confessor. 1997 Paine Lectures in Religion 45pp Louth, A. 2002. St John Damascene tradition and originality in Byzantine theology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Louth, A. 2005. (i) 'The Eastern Empire in the Sixth Century' (ii) 'The Byzantine Empire in the Seventh Century'. In The New Cambridge Medieval History: Volume 1, c.500-c.700. Fouracre, P. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1: (i) 93-117 (ii) 291-316. Louth, A. 2004. Light, vision and religious experience in Byzantium. In The presence of light divine radiance and religious experience. Kapstein, Matthew. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 85-103 . Louth, A. 2004. The ecclesiology of Saint Maximos the Confessor. International journal of the study of the christian church 4(2): 109-120. Louth, A. 2007. Greek east and Latin west the church AD 681-1071. New York: St Vladimir's Seminary Press. Sources Prof Andrew Louth An Introduction to the Russian Orthodox Church by Fr. Andrew Louth Andrew Louth Лаут Эндрю (Андрей), священник Categories: PriestsModern Writers Categories > People > Clergy > Priests Categories > People > Modern Writers Navigation menu Log inRequest accountPageDiscussionReadView sourceView history Main Page Featured content Browse categories Page index Recent changes New pages Random page interaction FAQ Community portal Trapeza (Discussion) Site news Help donate PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online! Please consider supporting OrthodoxWiki. FAQs Tools What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Printable version Permanent link Page information Cite this page This page was last modified on October 26, 2015, at 23:40. This page has been accessed 14,488 times. Copyright Information Privacy policyAbout OrthodoxWikiDisclaimersMobile viewCopyright Information

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    Andrew Louth Father Andrew Louth is a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church and Professor in the Department of Theology and Religion and Orthodox chaplain at the University of Durham in Durham, England. Life Andrew Louth is ordained a priest of the Russian Orthodox Patriarchal Diocese of Sourozh in 2003 and serves a parish in Durham. Fr. Louth's collegiate education was at the Universities of Cambridge and Edinburgh where he studied Mathematics and Theology and prepared his thesis which concerned Karl Barth. After graduation he taught early Christian theology and patristics in the University of Oxford and early Medieval and Byzantine history Goldsmiths College in the University of London. Fr. Louth has been Professor of Patristic and Byzantine Studies at Durham University since 1996. He teaches courses on the history and theology of the Christian Church: an undergraduate module dealing with the impact of the rise of Islam on mostly Greek Christianity in the eastern Mediterranean and a Master of Arts module on the understanding of what it is to be human in early Christian theology. His interests in research lie mostly in the history of theology in the Greek tradition, especially in periods later than what is usually studied in the universities of England; that is, after the fifth century during the period of the Byzantine Empire to 1453. He is also interested in later periods including the modern period; that is the nineteenth century and later, where his research includes Russian and Romanian Orthodox theology. Publications Louth A 1996. Maximus the Confessor. Routledge x+230 Louth A 1997. 'St. John Damascene: Preacher and Poet' in Preacher and Audience: Studies in Early Christian and Byzantine Homiletics ed. Pauline Allen and Mary Cunningham. Brill: Leiden 247-66 Louth A 2000. Many chapters in Patrologia V. Padri orientali dal Concilio di Calcedonia (451) a Giovanni Damasceno (d.750), ed. Angelo di Berardino. Marietti, Genoa 75pp Louth A 2000. Wisdom of the Byzantine Church: Evagrios of Pontos and Maximos the Confessor. 1997 Paine Lectures in Religion 45pp Louth, A. 2002. St John Damascene tradition and originality in Byzantine theology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Louth, A. 2005. (i) 'The Eastern Empire in the Sixth Century' (ii) 'The Byzantine Empire in the Seventh Century'. In The New Cambridge Medieval History: Volume 1, c.500-c.700. Fouracre, P. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1: (i) 93-117 (ii) 291-316. Louth, A. 2004. Light, vision and religious experience in Byzantium. In The presence of light divine radiance and religious experience. Kapstein, Matthew. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 85-103 . Louth, A. 2004. The ecclesiology of Saint Maximos the Confessor. International journal of the study of the christian church 4(2): 109-120. Louth, A. 2007. Greek east and Latin west the church AD 681-1071. New York: St Vladimir's Seminary Press. Sources Prof Andrew Louth An Introduction to the Russian Orthodox Church by Fr. Andrew Louth Andrew Louth Лаут Эндрю (Андрей), священник Categories: PriestsModern Writers Categories > People > Clergy > Priests Categories > People > Modern Writers Navigation menu Log inRequest accountPageDiscussionReadView sourceView history Main Page Featured content Browse categories Page index Recent changes New pages Random page interaction FAQ Community portal Trapeza (Discussion) Site news Help donate PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online! Please consider supporting OrthodoxWiki. FAQs Tools What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Printable version Permanent link Page information Cite this page This page was last modified on October 26, 2015, at 23:40. This page has been accessed 14,488 times. Copyright Information Privacy policyAbout OrthodoxWikiDisclaimersMobile viewCopyright Information

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    Father Andrew Louth is a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church and
    Professor in the Department of Theology and Religion and Orthodox chaplain
    at the University of Durham in Durham, England.

    Life

    Andrew Louth is ordained a priest of the Russian Orthodox Patriarchal


    Diocese of Sourozh in 2003 and serves a parish in Durham.
    Fr. Louth's collegiate education was at the Universities of Cambridge and
    Edinburgh where he studied Mathematics and Theology and prepared his
    thesis which concerned Karl Barth. After graduation he taught early Christian
    theology and patristics in the University of Oxford and early Medieval and
    Byzantine history Goldsmiths College in the University of London.
    Fr. Louth has been Professor of Patristic and Byzantine Studies at Durham
    University since 1996. He teaches courses on the history and theology of the
    Christian Church: an undergraduate module dealing with the impact of the
    rise of Islam on mostly Greek Christianity in the eastern Mediterranean and a
    Master of Arts module on the understanding of what it is to be human in early
    Christian theology.
    His interests in research lie mostly in the history of theology in the Greek
    tradition, especially in periods later than what is usually studied in the
    universities of England; that is, after the fifth century during the period of the
    Byzantine Empire to 1453. He is also interested in later periods including the
    modern period; that is the nineteenth century and later, where his research
    includes Russian and Romanian Orthodox theology.

    Publications

    Louth A 1996. Maximus the Confessor. Routledge x+230


    Louth A 1997. 'St. John Damascene: Preacher and Poet' in Preacher
    and Audience: Studies in Early Christian and Byzantine Homiletics ed.
    Pauline Allen and Mary Cunningham. Brill: Leiden 247-66
    Louth A 2000. Many chapters in Patrologia V. Padri orientali dal Concilio
    di Calcedonia (451) a Giovanni Damasceno (d.750), ed. Angelo di
    Berardino. Marietti, Genoa 75pp
    Louth A 2000. Wisdom of the Byzantine Church: Evagrios of Pontos
    and Maximos the Confessor. 1997 Paine Lectures in Religion 45pp
    Louth, A. 2002. St John Damascene tradition and originality in
    Byzantine theology. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

    Louth, A. 2005. (i) 'The Eastern Empire in the Sixth Century' (ii) 'The
    Byzantine Empire in the Seventh Century'. In The New Cambridge
    Medieval History: Volume 1, c.500-c.700. Fouracre, P. Cambridge:
    Cambridge University Press. 1: (i) 93-117 (ii) 291-316.
    Louth, A. 2004. Light, vision and religious experience in Byzantium. In
    The presence of light divine radiance and religious experience.
    Kapstein, Matthew. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 85-103 .
    Louth, A. 2004. The ecclesiology of Saint Maximos the Confessor.
    International journal of the study of the christian church 4(2): 109-120.
    Louth, A. 2007. Greek east and Latin west the church AD 681-1071.
    New York: St Vladimir's Seminary Press.

    Sources

    Prof Andrew Louth


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