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Tómas is reading
The Orthodox Church (281.9 W227o)
by Timothy Ware


Tómas Gomez


I'm looking into the Orthodox Church. I was reading another of Timothy Ware's books, The Orthodox Way, back home, and I wanted more information. This book is a little outdated (pub. 1977), but Ware writes very simply and concretely. It's like a beginner's guide to the Orthodox Church. Ware initially covers a brief history of the Orthodox church and goes on to describe the lives of early church fathers and saints, the way the Church runs, and their beliefs. Based on the level of detail, with its potential to get mired or lost, I would recommend those interested start with The Orthodox Way.

Tómas Gomez, Senior
Psychology Major

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