At its Core, Christianity is a Gay Religion

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I've written a few journal articles on conflicts within the Orthodox Communion but no books yet, I've not actually been in the job that long and this is my first year teaching I am actually preparing one on an introduction to the history of Byzantine Christianity since there's not that many books from a purely secular viewpoint about this in anything but passing reference in English. Most of the evidence used in the few works we do have is patchy second or third hand since any non-Orthodox author I've encountered thus far who have written about it can't actually read Medieval Greek whereas I can and know where to look.

China may be gaining ground but the US is still the top dog, thankfully I don't see that changing soon. Debt is something to be wary of but I don't doubt the US has plenty of plans in reserve.

Can read Medieval Greek! Check you out.

A book about Byzantine Christianity sounds interesting. I don’t know much about byzantine theology, but I know it was supplanted by Constantinople. They just killed everybody who disagreed with them.

Right now, I’m reading the works of Bart Ehrman, which talks about Apocalyptic Judaism and Gnosticism in early and medieval Christianity. Is it possible that Byzantine theology was an offshoot of Apocalyptic Christianity one they realized the end was not as eminent as they’d thought it would be? In this you’re right that Christianity will not die anytime soon. They’re too much like a chameleon.

Are you in Asia?