Engages with Maximus the Confessor's eucharistic theology for a rich ontological foundation
Integrates insights from modern philosophy to reinterpret traditional doctrines
Explores the concept of Logos and its implications for understanding being and becoming
Contributes to ongoing theological dialogue between East and West
Accessible to both theologians and philosophers seeking a new understanding of the Eucharist
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A long-time student of Metropolitan John Zizioulas, Fr. Loudovikos has critically and creatively appropriated the neo-patristic synthesis that has become emblematic of Greece's theological production in the last fifty years while remaining committed to the ongoing dialogue with modern philosophical schools. It is in this engagement with p
