Christian Orthodox Political Philosophy - Kyprianou, Pavlos M
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The Church is commonly spoken of as an institutional reality, but much less frequently recognized as a spiritual and heavenly reality called by God " to make disciples of all nations." (Mt. 28:19) This modest work furthers the development of a structured and integrated Christian Orthodox political thought, whereby the Church is neither sidelined as having no relevance to this present life, nor dominated by temporal questions or popular movements at the expense of its eternal salvific mission. The author seeks to ground the mission of the Church in the present world both on an understanding of…mehr

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The Church is commonly spoken of as an institutional reality, but much less frequently recognized as a spiritual and heavenly reality called by God " to make disciples of all nations." (Mt. 28:19) This modest work furthers the development of a structured and integrated Christian Orthodox political thought, whereby the Church is neither sidelined as having no relevance to this present life, nor dominated by temporal questions or popular movements at the expense of its eternal salvific mission. The author seeks to ground the mission of the Church in the present world both on an understanding of God as Trinity and in Her mission to baptize diverse cultures. To do this effectively the Church must recognize and adapt to local and contemporary political and social trends and patterns. It must exemplify the Gospel as a way of communal and social life, not allowing itself to be reduced to an impersonal ideology manifest within the sphere of either imagination, ideology, or a private individualistic existence.
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Pavlos Kyprianou is a graduate of King's College London and a Barrister-at-Law since 2000. Until 2013, he specialized in criminal, administrative, and civil law at the law Office of Michael Kyprianou & Co., becoming a partner there in 2008 to 2013. He is the author of H Metarrythmise kai anadomese tes Kypriakes Dikaiosynes (in Greek, trans: The Reform and Restructuring of Cypriot Justice) Epifaniou Publications, Nicosia 2014. Since 2016 he has been a member of the monastic brotherhood of the Holy Metropolis of Limassol, receiving the name Leontios at his monastic tonsure.