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Burning Bush - On the Orthodox Veneration of the Mother of God (Paperback, New)
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Burning Bush - On the Orthodox Veneration of the Mother of God (Paperback, New)
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The first component in Bulgakov's "minor theological trilogy." In
this book Sergius Bulgakov refutes the Roman Catholic dogma of the
Immaculate Conception and discusses the Orthodox veneration of the
Mother of God. The Burning Bush is a consideration of the personal
sinlessness of Mary, the truth of which Bulgakov fi nds grounded in
both Gospel witness and the liturgical tradition of the church.
Though his most controversial legacy to the theological community,
Bulgakov's Sophiology nevertheless is critical to understanding his
Mariology. This volume is more than mere sophiological speculation,
however, as anthropology, eschatology, original sin, human
sanctity, and sexuality all fi nd their way into Bulgakov's
exploration of the mystery of the woman chosen by God to give birth
freely to the Christ. / "In this book, unique in the Russian
Orthodox literature, the great theologian Sergius Bulgakov
illuminates various aspects of the Church's veneration of the
Mother of God. Like all of Bulgakov's devotional books, this is not
a work of abstract theologizing, but a work of prayer, opening up a
vision of the mystical reality that forms the foundation of our
relations to the Ever-Virgin and her relation to us. Thomas Allan
Smith's translation is superb, and in his first-rate introduction
he does an excellent job of elucidating Bulgakov's sophiological
approach." -- Boris Jakim / "Thomas Allan Smith and Eerdmans
deserve an immense debt of gratitude for providing a long-awaited
English translation of this pivotal work of the leading Russian
Orthodox theologian of the twentieth century. Even more, Smith's
translation is careful, nuanced, and yet preeminently readable. . .
. Western Christians and non-Christians alike often see Orthodoxy
as a fascinating, exotic, and mysterious form of Christianity. The
Burning Bush, in Smith's translation, helps the reader recognize
both Orthodoxy's inner coherence and rationality and its rootedness
in a profoundly sublime appreciation of creation's beauty and
magnificence. . . . Smith's list of Bulgakov's sources is a simple
yet indispensable tool for the scholarly reader. This translation
will serve us all well for decades to come." -- Myroslaw Tataryn
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