Orthodoxy and Philosophy

In this episode, we explore the Name of God. In the Book of Exodus, God gives His name to Moses, declaring Himself to be the great ‘I AM’. This is something with which Jesus directly associates Himself in the Gospel of John, and it carries immense implications for all manner of questions concerning God and how we relate to Him.

Aidan Hart is an Orthodox iconographer and liturgical artist; Most recently, he was responsible for designing the anointing screens used for the coronation of King Charles III. In this interview, we consider the liturgical artist's role in priestly terms and what it means for the Liturgy and for life.

An interview with Orthodox philosopher Dr Joshua Matthan Brown on whether or not the question of God's existence is relevant in Orthodox Christianity

An interview with actor of stage and screen, writer, and Orthodox deacon, Tim Kelleher

In this episode, we explore the nature of art, both sacred and secular, and consider how forms in the two spheres might relate to one another.

A conversation with Dr Joshua Matthan Brown, adjunct professor of philosophy at Messiah University and member of the the Greek Orthodox Church, on the relevance of philosophy to Orthodox Christianity

In this episode, I offer a few preliminary thoughts on what it means to take mission seriously as Orthodox Christians, making a link between the Liturgy and what is demanded of us by way of outreach.