Sweeter than Honey: Orthodox Thinking on Dogma and Truth

How can Orthodox Christians speak credibly about truth, in a society where relativism and tolerance hold sway and in a time when words like "dogma," "Authority," and even "Christian" are scorned? How can they proclaim their doctrines as true and saving, in an age when the historicity of biblical narratives is debated in headline news?

In Sweeter Than Honey, such questions comprise the backdrop to a wider discussion on how Orthodox Christians read the Bible, the church fathers, the liturgy, and the whole of tradition -a discussion grounded in Jesus Christ as "the way, the truth, and the life" (Jn 14.6) Readers will discover both unique points of Orthodoxy and resonance across confessional lines in this clearly presented study.