How to be faithful to the orthodox faith
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This article by Nicolas Lossky examines the notion of fidelity to the Orthodox faith from an ecumenical and pneumatological perspective. Belonging to the realm of theological reflection, it questions what it means to remain faithful to the patristic heritage while engaging in authentic dialogue with other Christians. The central idea is that the reception of the faith of the Fathers cannot be purely repetitive or static: it implies a living dynamic, made possible by the action of the Holy Spirit, which calls believers to a synergic collaboration. The theological contribution of this text lies in the articulation between doctrinal rigor and openness to dialogue, showing that Orthodox fidelity is not synonymous with immobility, but presupposes a responsible creativity in the transmission and witness of the faith to the contemporary world.
This article has not been translated yet — it is available in its French version here.
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