Ecumenism in Eastern Christendom of the Middle Ages as a consequence of Islamic universalism

Authors

  • Nikolai N. Seleznev Russian State University for the Humanities (Russia)

Keywords:

Eastern Christianity, Nestorians, Melchites, Coptic Christians, ecumenism, Islam, Islamic culture of the Middle Ages

Abstract

In the heyday of Moslem culture of the Middle Ages, one could observe a unifying tendency among Eastern Christians: a number of authors were less likely to polemically contrast various confessions but rather pointed to shared foundations of the Faith. This paper is an attempt to follow this phenomenon in its cultural context.

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Published

2012-04-24

Issue

No. 1(8) (2012)

Section

PROBLEMS IN THEORY AND HISTORY OF CULTURE

How to Cite

[1]
2012. Ecumenism in Eastern Christendom of the Middle Ages as a consequence of Islamic universalism. Filosofskii zhurnal | Philosophy Journal. 1(8) (Apr. 2012), 77–85.