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1. 1. Life After Death According To The Orthodox Tradition

   

   A clear, theologically grounded account of the Orthodox Christian understanding of death and the life to come, examining Scripture and the Church Fathers to describe the soul’s fate, the intermediate state, particular and final judgment, and the resurrection of the body. It emphasizes the relational and therapeutic character of salvation—union with God (theosis) rather than mere reward or punishment—explains practices like prayers for the dead and liturgical remembrance, and discusses pastoral and spiritual implications for how believers view death, judgment, and eternal life.

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2. 2. Theology Of The Body

   

   A concise theological study arguing that the human body is integral to salvation: created in God’s image, wounded by sin, and destined for transfiguration through Christ and the Church’s sacramental and ascetic life; drawing on Scripture, the Fathers, and liturgy, it shows how the body participates in resurrection, communion, and moral renewal, and contends that healing and sanctification of the whole person occur through prayer, sacraments, and disciplined spiritual practice.

3. 3. The Theology Of Illness

   

   This book offers an Orthodox Christian account of illness as both a consequence of the fallen condition and a potential means of spiritual purification and participation in Christ’s suffering; it critiques reductive medical or moralizing explanations and insists that physical and spiritual dimensions of disease must be addressed together. Drawing on patristic sources, liturgical practice, and pastoral experience, it examines prayer, repentance, sacramental care, ascetic discipline, and the compassion of the Church as means of healing, while recognizing the limits of human understanding and the mystery of divine providence in suffering.