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St Christophe 2

Dans mon précédent article à propos de l’icône de Saint-Christophe cynocéphale, j’ai promis d’accompagner le lecteur dans une rencontre avec ce Saint.

St Christophe 2

Dans mon précédent article à propos de l’icône de Saint-Christophe cynocéphale, j’ai promis d’accompagner le lecteur dans une rencontre avec ce Saint.

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St Christophe 1

Cet article est le premier d’une série de deux, traduits de l’anglais par Marianne Houle et initialement parus sur le Orthodox Arts Journal.

St Christophe 1

Cet article est le premier d’une série de deux, traduits de l’anglais par Marianne Houle et initialement parus sur le Orthodox Arts Journal.

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Art, Relevance and Saturated Phenomena

The world is complex. From a simple raindrop to the complicated order of a city, whether we scale up or down...

Art, Relevance and Saturated Phenomena

The world is complex. From a simple raindrop to the complicated order of a city, whether we scale up or down...

Récupérer la plausibilité du Monde Symbolique

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Récupérer la plausibilité du Monde Symbolique

Il n’est un mystère pour personne aujourd’hui que la vision d’un monde vivant et enchanté, un monde symbolique, est loin d’être partagée par la majorité.

Récupérer la plausibilité du Monde Symbolique

Il n’est un mystère pour personne aujourd’hui que la vision d’un monde vivant et enchanté, un monde symbolique, est loin d’être partagée par la majorité.

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Symbolism in Nietzsche's Moral Desert

In 1885, Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” was published. This book was vastly different...

Symbolism in Nietzsche's Moral Desert

In 1885, Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” was published. This book was vastly different...

Walls, Gates, and a Marble King: The Symbols of Theodosian Constantinople

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Walls, Gates, and a Marble King: The Symbols of Theodosian Constantinople

This brief article will demonstrate how the Theodosian walls surrounding the city of Constantinople, built by Theodosius...

Walls, Gates, and a Marble King: The Symbols of Theodosian Constantinople

This brief article will demonstrate how the Theodosian walls surrounding the city of Constantinople, built by Theodosius...

From Miklagard to Vinland: The Norse in the New World

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From Miklagard to Vinland: The Norse in the New World

Discovery and exploration are often incremental, long processes which involve many people and take years...

From Miklagard to Vinland: The Norse in the New World

Discovery and exploration are often incremental, long processes which involve many people and take years...

Death by Holiness, Toxic Fandoms, and The Rings of Power

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Death by Holiness, Toxic Fandoms, and The Rings of Power

Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel, Disney, Tolkien… What do all these things have in common? They've all been sacralized. This issue of sacralization isn't one of should or shouldn't-it-be-done but a phenomenon of human existence to be understood.

Death by Holiness, Toxic Fandoms, and The Rings of Power

Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel, Disney, Tolkien… What do all these things have in common? They've all been sacralized. This issue of sacralization isn't one of should or shouldn't-it-be-done but a phenomenon of human existence to be understood.

Axes Mundi: The Columns of Constantinople, Part Two

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Axes Mundi: The Columns of Constantinople, Part Two

In part one of this article, we addressed the columns of Constantinople

Axes Mundi: The Columns of Constantinople, Part Two

In part one of this article, we addressed the columns of Constantinople

Axes Mundi: The Columns of Constantinople, Part One

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Axes Mundi: The Columns of Constantinople, Part One

For ancient civilisations, the erection of monuments—whether they were obelisks or honorific columns—implied, from a symbolic point of view, a correspondence or intersection between the horizontal or earthly/terrestrial and the vertical or heavenly/celestial realms.

Axes Mundi: The Columns of Constantinople, Part One

For ancient civilisations, the erection of monuments—whether they were obelisks or honorific columns—implied, from a symbolic point of view, a correspondence or intersection between the horizontal or earthly/terrestrial and the vertical or heavenly/celestial realms.

Facing Up to the City of God: Transposing Augustine's Political Theology for Modern Christians

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Facing Up to the City of God: Transposing Augustine's Political Theology for Modern Christians

The question of politics has been the point of contention in much of public discourse. Whether on social media or at the dining table for a holiday dinner, we find ourselves in varying degrees of disagreement on any number of issues.

Facing Up to the City of God: Transposing Augustine's Political Theology for Modern Christians

The question of politics has been the point of contention in much of public discourse. Whether on social media or at the dining table for a holiday dinner, we find ourselves in varying degrees of disagreement on any number of issues.

Technology and the Return of the Old Gods

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Technology and the Return of the Old Gods

At the close of the Millennium, David Noble published a book with Penguin titled, The Religion of Technology, in which he explored the spiritual underpinnings behind the modern technological vision.

Technology and the Return of the Old Gods

At the close of the Millennium, David Noble published a book with Penguin titled, The Religion of Technology, in which he explored the spiritual underpinnings behind the modern technological vision.