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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy (The Book) by Fr. Andrew Damick
As seen from Conciliar Press:

It should be available soon! (Spring 2011)
Also, check out the interview:
To read the rest please visit Byzantine Texas.

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"Are you an Orthodox Christian who wonders how to explain to your Baptist grandmother, your Buddhist neighbor, or the Jehovah’s Witness at your door how your faith differs from theirs? Or are you a member of another faith who is curious what Orthodoxy is all about? Look no further. In Orthodoxy & Heterodoxy, Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick covers the gamut of ancient heresies, modern Christian denominations, fringe groups, and major world religions, highlighting the main points of each faith. This book is an invaluable reference for anyone who wants to understand the faiths of those they come in contact with—as well as their own."
It should be available soon! (Spring 2011)
Also, check out the interview:
Quote:
"Who do you think the target audience is for this book? Laypeople interested in apologetics? Inquirers from other religious backgrounds?
My primary intended audience is ordinary Orthodox Christians who are interested in the question of how our faith differs from other faiths. That said, I know that there may be some apologists for whom the book could serve as an introduction to the major issues, and I am sure that it is likely that folks who are interested in Orthodox Christianity may read it, as well. I tried to keep all of these people in mind when putting it together."
To read the rest please visit Byzantine Texas.
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2 comments:
The "Byzantine, Texas" weblog recently published an interview which covers some of the details.
Thanks Father! I will post a portion of that as well.