The Quarterly Journal of St. Philaret’s Institute

ISSN: 2658-7599 (print)
2713-3141 (online)

Issue 32 (autumn 2019)

SFI Journal. Issue 32

The Quarterly Journal of St. Philaret’s Institute. 2019. Iss. 32. 234 p.

Biblical Studies

Maria Yurovitskaya, Senior lecturer, Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies, National Research University Higher School of Economics (Moscow)

Lexicographical Issues of the Book of Isaiah in the Septuagint

pp. 9–28

Gleb Yastrebov, Senior lecturer, St Philaret’s Institute (Moscow)

Jesus as an apocalyptic Prophet (The Weiss-Schweitzer Hypothesis): Critical Evaluation and Prospects

pp. 29–47

Alexey Somov, Ph.D. in Theology, Associate Professor, Department of Holy Scripture and Biblical Studies, St Philaret’s Institute; Translation Projects Consultant, Institute for Bible Translation; senior research fellow, Research Laboratory for Oriental and Comparative Literature Studies, School of Public Policy, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (Moscow)

Individual Resurrection of the Righteous in the New Testament: Matt 27:52–53

pp. 48–66

Theology of Сulture

Vera Pozzi, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Research fellow, National Research University Higher School of Economics (Moscow)

Culture as paideia. Sergei Averintsev and Olga Sedakova: Mapping Out a Path for Contemporary Christian Humanism

pp. 88–109

Yulia Balakshina, Doctor of Philology, Academic Secretary, St Philaret’s Institute; Associate Professor, Herzen State Pedagogical University (Moscow; St Petersburg)

Averintsev’s Hermeneutics: Origins, Principles, Distinctiveness

pp. 110–127

Archpriest John Erickson, Professor Emeritus, St Vladimir’s Seminary (Tucson)

The Temporal Dimension of Discernment: History and Memory

pp. 128–151

Sociological Aspects of Religious Experience

David Martin (1929–2019), Member of the British Academy, Professor Emeritus, Department of Religious Studies, University of Lancaster; Emeritus Professor of Sociology, London School of Economics (London)

Religious Responses to Modes of Secularism

pp. 152–175

Sazhin Boris, Ph.D. in History, Senior lecturer, St Philaret’s Institute; lecturer in history, “Career” Secondary School (Moscow)

The “Non-Payers” Religious Movement in 1860–1880s: life in a sacral dimension

pp. 176–196