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Details Reviews The Triads, PPS LW 1 St. Gregory Palamas Translator: Alexander R. Titus 818 pp 978-0-88141-726-5 Format: Cloth hardcover with sewn signatures St. Gregory Palamas wrote the Triads, the foremost of his many theological works, to refute Barlaam the Calabrian's attacks upon the spiritual practices of the Athonite monks. The Triads constitute the apex of late Byzantine theology, serving to tie together many strands of thought from earlier Church Fathers into a remarkable synthesis of what it means for man to know God and how this knowledge is obtained. Above all, Palamas is at pains to prove to the reader that salvation is not a human reality but rather one that takes man beyond himself and the limits human nature imposes upon him. At the core of the Triads lies St. Gregory's insistence that man can truly participate in the life of God even during the course of this earthly life and that this participation is a transfiguration of the whole man—body, soul, and mind. This translation by Alexander Titus is published alongside the original Greek text of Palamas as the first volume of the new Popular Patristics Series: Longer Works. An extension of the Popular Patristics Series, this new series is meant to bring to readers major texts from the patristic tradition that are too long to fit in the original Popular Patristics format. The Longer Works are indispensable reading for anyone interested in the history and development of Orthodox theology or the Christian patristic tradition. About the translator: Alexander R. Titus is an independent scholar and educator living in western Oregon. He received his doctorate in Church History from Princeton Theological Seminary, where he wrote his dissertation on Palamas’ reception of the Dionysian corpus in the Triads. 3 Reviews 5 Amazing book! Posted by Caden on 12th Feb 2026 This Greek/English edition of Saint Gregory Palamas ' Triads is an absolute must have for anyone seeking to delve deeper into authentic byzant

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St. Peter the Athonite Hardcover Edition This powerful account by Saint Gregory Palamas recounts the miraculous and angelic life of St. Peter, the first hermit of Mount Athos. A soldier turned ascetic, St. Peter lived over fifty years in solitude, prayer, and spiritual warfare, guided by visions of the Theotokos and aided by divine grace. Written in the rich tradition of Orthodox hagiography, this text reveals the spiritual heights of hesychasm and the victory of a soul wholly devoted to Christ. Hardcover| 56 pages | ISBN: 978-1-965379-08-0 | Patristic Nectar Publications

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In the 1790s, the brightest promises of the Enlightenment turned violent with the eruption of the French Revolution. Europe watched in shock as the French, intoxicated with promises of freedom, equality, and reason, sent their king — along with thousands of nobles, clergy, and commoners — to the guillotine. Legitimate fears that the revolution might destabilize the entire continent provoked a whirlwind of responses. Amid this upheaval, the Ecumenical Patriarchate, first confronted by undercover agents of republican ideology and later by Napoleon’s advancing armies, turned to one of its most renowned teachers, Saint Athanasios Parios, for a response. In 1798, Saint Athanasios offered his answer in An Apology for Christianity. He denounced the French for their bloody rebellion, their rejection of Christ, and their deification of reason. True liberty and equality, he insisted, are not the product of human efforts, but are gifts experienced by faithful Christians who struggle against their passions in pursuit of heavenly virtue. Even now, more than two centuries into the Enlightenment experiment, when slogans of achieving human unity through the application of reason, education, and dialogue abound, Saint Athanasios’ defense of the true unity found in the message of the Gospel continues to resonate with unsettling relevance. The second volume of the Philokalic Library presents the first fully annotated English edition of this timely work for scholars, pastors, and every Christian looking for an early Orthodox response to the fundamental principles that birthed the modern age.