Category Archives: Jordan Wood

David Artman Interviews Jordan Daniel Wood on Universalism

    Podcast Interview with Jordan Daniel Wood

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Discussing St Maximus the Confessor

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Jordan Wood Talks About St Maximus … Again!

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Jordan Daniel Wood on Maximus’ Theory of Sin

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Jordan Daniel Wood on the Fall, Suffering, and Theodicy

Yesterday was a good day on social media for Jordan. He became involved in two conver­sa­tions on Facebook and Twitter, both on the topic of theodicy. As Eclectic Orthodoxy readers know, Jordan is a brilliant theologian with a gift for … Continue reading

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The Lively God of Sergius Bulgakov: Reflections on The Sophiology of Death

by Jordan Daniel Wood, Ph.D. In part because others have done so at some length and in part because Roberto de la Noval’s introduction to his translation of these essays does it so well, I will not here offer a … Continue reading

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Creation and Incarnation: Jordan Daniel Wood on St Maximus the Confessor

  Particular Good Podcast Interview with Jordan Daniel Wood I have not yet listened to the podcast, but our Brian Moore has and recommends it highly.

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How is the salvation of Satan related to the Incarnation?

Last Friday, while I was working on my (now published) article on the apokatastasis of the fallen angels, I began wondering how Satan’s salvation and deification (assuming he can or will be saved) might be grounded upon the Incarnation of … Continue reading

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