Church and freedom
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This article addresses the relationship between the Church and freedom from an ecclesiological and soteriological perspective. Originating from an academic presentation, it offers a structured reflection in two complementary parts. The author first examines the theological foundations of freedom in Christ, grounding his analysis in the Orthodox soteriological tradition. He then explores how the Church has historically integrated certain contributions from secular thought in order to fulfill its mission in the world, and whether it remains relevant to continue this approach today. The main contribution of the article lies in the articulation between a distinctly Christian conception of freedom and a critical openness to intellectual resources outside the Tradition, thereby offering reference points for thinking about the relationship of the Orthodox Church to modernity and its values.
This article has not been translated yet — it is available in its French version here.
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