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Autocephaly in Ukraine: The Canonical Dimensionctical consolidation in nineteenth-century southeastern Europe. He then surveys the modern implementation of the principle up to the present day. He argues that, while the procedures for granting autocephaly have always been subject to change, a significant obstacle to its most recent resolution in

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Orthodox Autocephaly in Ukraine: The Historical Dimension Nora’s concept of sites of memory, the study compares different Russian and Ukrainian historiographic approaches to understanding the branches of Eastern Christianity that trace their origins to Kyivan Rus’. In addition to the establishment of Orthodox Metropolitan sees in Moscow and Kyiv and the s

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The Role of the Church in the Ukrainian Crisis: The Experience of One Parish of 2014. From its dedicated pastor to its politically diverse community, this parish responded effectively to internal differences of perspective on the crisis, and mobilized humanitarian aid for the Ukrainian war effort. The case study provides a moving testimony of grassroots social action that i

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The Russian Orthodox Church and the Crisis in Ukraineation of the military conflict that broke out in 2014. He analyzes three levels of Russian Orthodox interpretation: the integral self-perception of the Russian Church and its reluctance to entertain ecclesiastical autocephaly in Ukraine; the search by church leaders for a coherent conceptual framewo

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Interpreting the “Russian World”of Russian hegemonic power, the Russian Orthodox Church has been co-opted to promote a sense of external threats to Christian morality, its own superiority as a Russian Orthodox civilization, and an ethos of confrontation. Yet, contrary to Samuel Huntington’s prediction that post-Cold War conflicts

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Redefining Orthodox Identity in Ukraine after the Euromaidanaidan and Russia’s military interventions. Attentive to the sociopolitical paradigm shift in Ukraine, Orthodox bishops and theologians developed an alternative line of thinking about the identity of their church and its future orientation. The author identifies and analyzes five principles of the ch