AUTOCEPHALY IN ORTHODOX CANONICAL LITERATURE TO THE 13TH CENTURY,”

“Autocephaly in Orthodox Canonical Literature to the 13th Century,” by John H. Erickson, St. Vladimir’s Theological Quarterly, 1971.

JOHN H. ERICKSON: AUTOCEPHALY AND AUTONOMY

“Autocephaly and Autonomy,” by John H. Erickson, St. Vladimir’s Theological Quarterly, 2016.

JOHN H. ERICKSON:CHALCEDON CANON 28: ITS CONTINUING SIGNIFICANCE FOR DISCUSSION OF PRIMACY IN THE CHURCH

“Chalcedon Canon 28: Its Continuing Significance For Discussion of Primacy in the Church,” by John H. Erickson.

THE TEMPORAL DIMENSION OF DISCERNMENT: HISTORY AND MEMORY

THE TEMPORAL DIMENSION OF DISCERNMENT: HISTORY AND MEMORY

(V.REV.) JOHN H. ERICKSON

History and memory: Over the past half century anthropologists and psychologists, social theorists and philosophers have reflected on the relationship of these paired terms. A plethora of books, articles, and scholarly journals include one or both in their titles. When reflecting on these terms, scholars often draw attention to an additional element: forgetting.

The Reception of Non-Orthodox into the Orthodox Church: Contemporary Practice

John H. Erickson,
St Vladimir’s Theological Quarterly 41 (1997) pp. 1-17.

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