Eric A Holloway

An amazing articulation of Orthodox Faith in contrast to a variety of heterodox teachings

Revisado: 04-12-25

This was as enjoyable and interesting as a way of learning about Orthodox Christian doctrine and dogma as it was to see and hear laid out a variety of historical heresies and heterodox beliefs and practices within Christianity. Very sharp and clear teaching and arguments from St. Symeon, and very ably and powerfully delivered by Fr. Josiah. Well recommended.

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Fantastic book

Revisado: 12-11-24

Third time listening and there is more each time, Lewis is a genius and this story takes us to a time and world that was lost to us long ago.

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Amazing and eye opening

Revisado: 10-31-24

This book articulates very clearly some of the hardest differences to understand between Orthodox Christianity and western Christian traditions in a way the western mind can understand. It’s hard to bridge that gap without just “westernizing” the church itself, but it seems to me that she was able to name and point to the Orthodox phronema without at all falling into that trap. Thank you so much Dr!

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Excellent book from amazing man

Revisado: 07-19-23

Very insightful understanding of our modern religious movements and spiritual realities. More relevant than ever after all these years.

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Excellent and Insightful Book

Revisado: 11-30-20

This was a really thoughtful and thorough examination of many of the ideological forces underlying our present cultural moment. I very much liked the author’s in depth description of the history and content of what he calls the “rolling revolution”, and I think he provides an excellent conceptual framework for those who want to articulate their opposition to things they see going on in our country and world, but don’t necessarily have the words.

The reader was for the most part excellent as well, but I left off one star as 1) in the beginning of the book there were a number of sentences that were simply repeated, probably through bad editing, and 2) for some reason the reader did not know how to pronounce the word “mores”, as in “cultural mores”, which was very annoying and distracting, especially when that’s what the books about.

Still, the content is amazing and this book is a must have for anyone interested in the present and future of western civilization.

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