Panagiotis Thomas writes[1] in a time marked by violence, racism, fanaticism, and intolerance, choosing to stand beside “the weak, the powerless, the marginalized of our world.” His work raises the fundamental question of existential affirmation in the face of the Other—the alien, the ugly, the suffering. Thomas seeks the ontological foundation for sensitivity and the... The post An Impossible Resurrection appeared first on Public Orthodoxy.
