Revelations a view of from the Orthodox Church

HOLY SCRIPTURE I - 2020

The Eucharistic Liturgy of the Orthodox Church: origin, development and theological meaning.
The Eucharistic Liturgy: its relationship to the total sacramental and spiritual life of the Church.

The Fathers of the late 5th century to the 15th century. Christological Disputes. St. Cyril of Alexandria; St. Leo of Rome; St. Maximus the Confessor; St. John of Damascus; St. Symeon the New Theologian; St. Gregory Palamas; St. Mark Eugenicus,  Dionysius the Areopagite (Pseudo-Dionysius),  St. Photius;  St. Nicholas Cabasilas

Doctrine I Three major doctrines of the Orthodox Church will be explored in the doctrine 1: those of (a) the doctrine of God, and in particular the understanding of the Trinity - God as three persons sharing in, and expressing one essence; (b) the Church’s understanding of the nature, meaning and purpose of human life, including the doctrines of Creation, Fall, and Salvation, and (c) the union of divine and human natures in Jesus Christ.
 
Originating Instructor: Fr. Anthony Estabrooks now will be led by
Course Length: 8 weeks
Course Credits: 3 credits in Diaconal or Certificate program
Course dates: Sept.05, 2016 and will run for 8 weeks
Enrolment Deadline: Registrations will be taken till Aug 15, 2016
Enrolment/Cost: $400.00 $CAN