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Fluctuations in the life of prayer
and
the geopolitics of religion
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Fluctuations in the life of prayer
and
the geopolitics of religion
Here, you will find thoughts and analyses on the relationship between spiritual life in the Christian faith and the evolution of values in modern societies, with occasional insights into the timely phenomenon of the geopolitics of religions.The aim of this proposed dialogue is spiritual enrichment through familiarity with the Orthodox Spiritual Tradition in general and, more specifically, through an introduction to the thought of one of the most authentic spiritual writers being rediscovered today: Saint Neophytos the Recluse from Paphos, Cyprus.The cultivation of prayer fosters vitality, energy, and inspiration, while the fluctuations in the search for the Invisible God, as taught by Saint Neophytos, run parallel to the contemporary demand for the constant fulfillment of desire.
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One of my books explores the role of religion in geopolitics,
namely the geopolitics of religions and the crisis that accompanies it.
An upcoming one explores the rise of fundamentalism as a return of the religious
within the political sphere.
Other books of mine introduce the reader to the creative contribution of Greek Paideia as a constant struggle against the passions and an elevation of the soul to the world of Ideas.
This Paideia served as a preparatory ground for the reception of the Christian idea of the Union of man with God.
It is no longer a matter of the separation of the soul from the body,
but of the personal relationship of man with God,
with the participation of the body as well.
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