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Podcast – Orthodox Church History

Christology Workshop 3 of 3

http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_36_Christology2-ed-mp3.mp3

Christology Workshop 2 of 3

http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_35_Christology-wkshp1.mp3

Christology Workshop 1 of 3

Orthodoxy in America, The Alaskan Mission. St. Tikhon, Conversion of Uniates,. Revolution and disintegration of united missionary Church. Immigrant churches. Transition to English and re-emergence of a Pan-Orthodox mission. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_34-America.mp3

34 – Orthodoxy in America

Ottoman Empire 18-19th Centuries, The Church under Turkish rule. Nationalist independence movements. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_33-Ottomans18-19.mp3

33 – Ottoman Empire 18-19th Centuries

Russia 18-19th Centuries, Enlightenment and Romantic influences. Revival of Hesychasm. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_32-Russia-6-18th-19th-B.mp3

32 – Russia 18-19th Centuries

Peter the Great 17th-18th Century, Westernization of Russia and theological education and persecution of the Church. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_31-Russia-5-Peter.mp3

31 – Peter the Great 17th-18th Century

Old Believer Schism 17th Century, Bishop Nikon changes service books. Maxim the Greek, Old Believer schism. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_30-Russia-4-oldbeliv.mp3

30 – Old Believer Schism 17th Century

Ivan the Terrible and Peter Moghila 16th-17th Century, Ivan the Terrible’ conflict with Metropolitan Phillip. Peter Moghila and westernization of Russian service books in Western Russia.  http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_29-Russia-3-Ivan.mp3

29 – Ivan the Terrible and Peter Moghila 16th-17th Century

Mongel Conquest and Rise of Moscow 14th-15th Century, Division of Russia by Mongol conquest. Rivalry of Moscow and Lithuania. Sergius of Radonezh, Hesychast Monastic Movement. Rise of Moscow – Third Rome.  http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_28-Russia-2-Mongols.mp3

28 – Mongel Conquest and Rise of Moscow 14th-15th Century

Kievan Period 9-13th Century, Conversion of Russia and development of Kievan Church, Alexander Nevsky.  http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_27-Russia-1-Kiev.mp3

27 – Kievan Period 9-13th Century

The Protestant Reformation 1516-> Martin Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, Anabaptists, Anglicanism, leading to modern Protestantism. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_26-Protestantism.mp3

26 – The Protestant Reformation 1516

After The Fall of Constantinople 1453. Historical developments in Byzantium, Europe and Russia after the Fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks in 1453.  http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_25-FallCpol.mp3

25 – After The Fall of Constantinople 1453

Unionism at end of Byzantine Empire. The Council of Florence in 1439 in the context of unionism in the late Byzantine Empire as a response to political weakness following the Crusader conquest of Constantinople in 1204AD.  http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_24-Unionism.mp3

24 – Unionism at end of Byzantine Empire

Scholasticism and St. Gregory Palamas 11th-14th Century.  Scholasticism resulted from the introduction into Christian thought of Aristotle’s view of God and man’s relationship to the spiritual world. While Scholasticism was largely defeated in the East through the work of Gregory Palamas, it became dominant in the West. http://archive.org/download/OrthodoxChurchHistory/WEB_22-ScholasitcismE.mp3

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