Brock Bingaman Books

All Things New

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For both Maximus the Confessor (c. 580-662) and Jürgen Moltmann (B. 1926), understanding what it means to be human springs from a contemplative vision of God. This comparative study explores surpri...

All Things New

By Brock Bingaman

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Philokalia

By Bradley Nassif, Brock Bingaman

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The Philokalia

By Brock Bingaman

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The Philokalia: A Classic Text Of Orthodox Spirituality

By Bradley Nassif, Brock Bingaman, Brock Bingaman And Bradley Nassif

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The Philokalia (literally 'love Of The Beautiful Or Good') Is, After The Bible, The Most Influential Source Of Spiritual Tradition Within The Orthodox Church. First Published In Greek In 1782 By St...

All Things New

By Brock Bingaman

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All Things New

By Brock Bingaman

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All Things New

By Brock Bingaman

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Philokalia

By Bradley Nassif, Brock Bingaman

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All Things New

By Brock Bingaman, Jurgen Moltmann

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