Nicolas Lossky, orthodox of freedom
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This article constitutes a personal testimony devoted to the figure of Father Nicolas Lossky, an Orthodox theologian of the twentieth century. Jean-François Colosimo offers a portrait centered on the coherence between the life and faith of this man, highlighting what he describes as an orthodoxy lived in freedom. The approach is testimonial and biographical, forming part of a collection of plural contributions that examine different dimensions of the work and personality of Nicolas Lossky. The main idea lies in the articulation between theological commitment and concrete existence, presented as characteristic of this thinker's approach. On the theological level, the article contributes to defining a figure of Orthodox ecumenical dialogue, whose legacy transcends confessional boundaries and bears witness to an open and incarnate conception of Christian faith.
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