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Orthodoxy

Roudometof, “The Glocalisations of Eastern Orthodox Christianity”

Roudometof, Victor (2012) “The Glocalisations of Eastern Orthodox Christianity.” European Journal of Social Theory.  ISSUE AND VOLUME NOT AVAILABLE, ONLINE PREPUBLICATION. …

November 10, 2012 ndca-admin

Ładykowska, “The Role of Religious Higher Education in the Training of Teachers of Russian ‘Orthodox Culture’ “

Ładykowska. Agata (2012) “The Role of Religious Higher Education in the Training of Teachers of Russian ‘Orthodox Culture’ ” European Journal …

March 4, 2012 ndca-admin

Reimer, “Orthodoxy Niches”

Reimer, Sam (2011) “Orthodoxy Niches: Diversity in Congregational Orthodoxy Among Three Protestant Denominations in the United States” Journal for the …

December 6, 2011 ndca-admin

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