Incarnate Love

Essays in Orthodox Ethics

By Vigen Guroian
(University of Notre Dame Press, 2002)

A major contribution to both Orthodox Christian ethics and to Christian self-understanding.

Completely revised with a new preface and two additional chapters, this work aims to articulate a social ethic that can make sense of the Orthodox experience in the United States, as well as challenge the Orthodox tradition to formulate a new strategy for church and societal interaction.

(Paperback, 264 pages, second revised and expanded edition)

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Jesus described his mission as to bring “good news to the poor.” He did not exclude the non-poor. The phrase indicated that what his good news means to those who are poor who receive it, is to define the meaning of the good news for everyone else. This prevents the good news becoming captive to the culture and agenda of the rich.

Chris Sugden, 2007

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