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Come Closer – Prayer Transforms the Heart With the Prayer Tradition of Mount Athos What is Prayer?  Introduction – The Spiritual Atmosphere of Mount Athos On Mount Athos, the monks describe prayer as “the light that rises inside the heart.” Before dawn, as the sea rests in silence and the monastery bells echo across the […]

Christ and Code: The Mystery of Salvation in the Digital World I. Chapter One: The Burdened Body 1. The Body as a Market Object Traditionally, the body of Christ in Christian liturgy is sacramentum—a visible sign of invisible grace.But in the triptych under examination, the body has become a corpus alienatum (“alienated body”): it no […]

The Historical and Theological Foundations of the Resurrection: A Critical Overview Introduction The resurrection of Jesus Christ occupies a central and irreplaceable position in Christian theology, serving simultaneously as a historical claim and a foundational element of faith. For the global Christian community, the resurrection is not merely a symbolic or spiritual metaphor but a […]

TheoAnthropos: The Mystery of Christ’s Two Natures and the Theology of RedemptionIntroduction Christian theology is not merely a systematic doctrine but an existential response to the deepest questions of the human being. At the very center stands the Person through whom God fully reveals Himself – Jesus Christ. The question “Who is Christ?” is neither […]

The Sacred and the Uncanny (Das Unheimliche) – Hermeneutics of the “Singular Trinity” Hermeneutics, or the theory of interpretation, assumes that every artwork is a text that does not possess a single fixed meaning but participates in an ongoing dialogue between the reader (viewer), the author’s intention, historical context, and tradition. The “Singular Trinity”—a proposed […]