1st Edition
Legal Thought and Eastern Orthodox Christianity The Addresses of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I
Preface – Norman Doe and Aetios Nikiforos
List of Contributors
Introduction – Norman Doe and Aetios Nikiforos
Address I: Canon Law and Christian Law
Chapter 1: The Canonist Patriarch: His All-Holiness Bartholomew and the Development of Canon Law – Aetios Nikiforos
Chapter 2: The Principles of Christian Law – Norman Doe
Address II: Religion in a Changing Europe
Chapter 3: The European Union and Religion – Frank Cranmer
Chapter 4: The States of Europe and Religion – Miguel Blanco
Address III: Human Rights
Chapter 5: Human Rights and Orthodox Christianity: Learning from Our Differences – John Witte
Chapter 6: Better Human Rights: The Orthodox Lesson – Andrea Pin
Address IV: Religious Freedom
Chapter 7: An Eastern Orthodox Approach to Religious Freedom – Isidoros Katsos
Chapter 8: Ecumenical Approaches to Religious Freedom – Mark Hill
Address V: The Environment
Chapter 9: From Crisis to Kairos: The ‘Green Patriarch’ and Environmental Law – M. Christian Green
Chapter 10: Climate Change, Christian Ethics, and Christian Theology: Ecumenical Imperatives – Frederick Simmons
Conclusion: Reflections – Christopher Hill
Index
Biography
Norman Doe is Professor and Director, Centre for Law and Religion, Cardiff Law School, Academic Bencher, Inner Temple, and Chancellor, Diocese of Bangor, Church in Wales.
Aetios Nikiforos, The Very Rev Grand Ecclesiarch, is Director of the Private Office of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, Secretary of the Synodal Commissions on Canon Law Issues and on Inter-Orthodox Affairs, and Doctoral Candidate in Canon Law at Cardiff University.
