Oriental Orthodoxy Unveiled offers an introduction to Oriental Orthodoxy general rather than introduce a single church within the communion. This work's chapters cover trinitarian theology, Christology, Anthropology, and Patrology.
This book serves as an introduction to the Orthodox faith rather than a comparison between the Orthodox faith and the confessions of other denominations.
Andrew Youssef was born in Egypt where he grew up. After high school, Andrew attended McMaster University where he received his Bachelor degree in Religious Studies. He then continued his education at the Orthodox School of Theology, in Trinity College, Toronto, where he received his Masters of Theological Studies. His thesis was titled, “Humanity of Christ in Oriental Orthodox Christology.”
Andrew is currently working on his PhD at Trinity College focusing on the Christology of Severus of Antioch, a saint of the Oriental Orthodox Church, and Maximus the Confessor, a saint of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
In addition to theological education, Andrew is working on finishing his training to become a hospital chaplain/Spiritual Care provider. Currently, Andrew serves as a Spiritual Care Practitioner at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center.
This was a wonderful book! I read it during my Systematic Theology class and it just helped me put everything together better. The concepts were well expressed and the large print made it easier on the eyes
This is a phenomenal read! This book has helped me clarify a few things and take me into depth with some of the oriental Orthodoxy beliefs. I pray that the day comes when this book or sections of it are taught in the Coptic Orthodox church as it helps clarify in simple terms many of the widely debated topics in the various Coptic Orthodox circles. I think that many catechism and servants preparation classes would benefit from this book! Andrew is a great author, and I look forward to his future publications. Highly recommended for people who are interested in Oriental Orthodoxy!