Professor Nicolas Lossky, a tribute
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This article pays tribute to Professor Nicolas Lossky, an Orthodox theologian whose work and personality left a lasting mark on ecumenical dialogue. Written in the form of a personal testimony, it is the work of Mary Tanner, an Anglican theologian who worked alongside Lossky within international ecumenical bodies. The author highlights Lossky's ability to embody a lived faith, capable of crossing confessional boundaries and forging lasting bonds between distinct Christian traditions. The value of this testimony lies in the light it sheds on the ecumenical dimension of Lossky's thought and commitment, as perceived from an Anglican perspective. It thus contributes to a more complete understanding of a figure whose influence extends beyond the sole framework of Orthodox theology to form part of the history of the twentieth-century ecumenical movement.
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