The Transfiguration, one of the most mysterious miracles of Christ, has been mostly misunderstood for two millennia.
Andreas Andreopoulos approaches the Transfiguration explaining its significance in the continuing experience of the church and in the personal journey of each Christian.
He sees the Transfiguration as 'a timeless story, ' as 'an event that keeps on happening.
' He writes in a way that is vivid yet profound and often unexpected.
Reading his text, I have come to look at Christ's Transfiguration, and our own, with new eyes and a fresh understanding.
--From the Foreword by Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia About the Author Andreas Andreopoulos was born in Greece and is recognized throughout the world as one of the most eloquent young scholars of Christianity.
He earned his Ph.
in theology at the University of Durham under Fr.
Andrew Louth and has taught in Toronto, Montreal, and Philadelphia.
He is currently Lecturer of Christian Theology at the University of Wales.
Metropolitan Kallistos Ware is author of The Orthodox Way and The Orthodox Church.
Paraclete Press (ma) This is my beloved son: the transfiguration of christ, paperback/andreas andreopoulos
