Book "The Orthodox Dilemma", by George Alexander

Ένα βιβλίο που θέτει το αίτημα του διαλόγου μεταξύ των ορθοδόξων όλης της Γης, κανονικών και σχισματικών κάθε λογής. Βεβαίως στους Ορθοδόξους εντάσσει και τους αντιχαλκηδόνιους, ατυχώς ή όχι δεν θα το κρίνω εδώ. Πάντως πρόκειται για ένα ζήτημα, κατά τη γνώμη μας, τόσο σημαντικό όσο και ο διάλογος με τους ετεροδόξους (σχετική τοποθέτησή μας, επιτρέψτε μου, εδώ).

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The Orthodox Dilemma consists of personal reflections on global Pan-Orthodox Christian Unity. The work focuses on the need for establishing sacramental communion between the Eastern, Oriental and other families of Orthodox Churches. The author calls to create a common conciliar platform for Orthodox Churches and to establish dialogues between Eastern, Oriental, Old Believes, Old Calendar, Non-canonical, Unrecognized and New Generation Orthodox Churches.

The major aim of the work is to provide different and unique aspects of Pan-Orthodox Christian Unity.

The book also sheds light on problems, challenges and scope of inter-orthodox dialogue. This may be the first book of its kind to call for the creation of a global platform for all Orthodox Christians.The book tries to provide unique aspects of Orthodox Christianity.The work is a combination of personal thoughts of the author, history, contemporary Orthodoxy, dialogue and Pan-Orthodox Christian approach.

George Alexander is a writer, orator, human resource trainer and Pan-orthodox Christian activist. He was instrumental in founding Orthodoxy Cognate PAGE Society, an organization dedicated to pan-orthodox unity activities. George is also the founding Secretary of Insight Mission, an organization committed to youth and social empowerment. 

He holds Masters in Social Work from the University of Kerala and Masters by Research in Social Sciences from the Mahatma Gandhi University. He has penned several books and numerous articles. His areas of interests include human resources and community development, church management, Orthodox Christian journalism contemporary orthodoxy and Pan-orthodox studies.