A Basic Guide to Eastern Orthodox Theology

Introducing Beliefs and Practices

By: Eve Tibbs

Narrated by: Eve Tibbs

Eve Tibbs offers a comprehensive, yet very accessible, introduction to the beliefs and practices of the Eastern Orthodox Church for Western listeners. Tibbs has devoted her career to translating the Orthodox faith to an evangelical audience, and she has over 20 years of experience teaching this material to students. Assuming no prior knowledge of Orthodox theology, this survey covers the basic ideas of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, from its origins at Pentecost to the present day.

©2021 Eve Tibbs (P)2022 Eve Tibbs

I love how well she explains and clarifies things that even a newcomer to the orthodox church can understand it

I love how well she explained and clarified things that even a newcomer to the orthodox church can understand it I will definitely be recommending this book to others

Fantastic

A convert of 2+ years - so grateful to Orthodoxy. Literally, beyond words. And grateful for this book, receicing ever new insights to my faith.

Very detailed instruction to the Orthodox Church

I am a lifelong Catholic who has developed an interest in the Orthodox Church. This book was very interesting and covered a wide range of topics. Everything seem to fall into place and make sense. I appreciate the numerous biblical references throughout the book as well as citations from the early Church fathers and other ancient sources of early Christian practices. Since finishing the book I have attended a Divine Liturgy, and met the local pastor. I am now attending a class at the parish.

Orthodoxy 101, never grows old

I have read Bishop Ware, Fr Gilquist, Fr Thomas Hopko of Orthodoxy.

This is a fresh perspective and practical. Not overwhelming in Theology or Escatology. It is fundamental and worth reviewing and rereading regularly. The more all these writers' teachings are reread the more they immerse into your being.

Truly worth the listen and re-listen

I own this book, and though I usually read a textbook first and then listen to it to emphasize what I read, I did the opposite this time. Now, I cannot wait to read it and spend time letting words soak in and analyze parts that made me wonder (you know that part - when you write questions or comments in the margins to explore later). And after the read, I will listen again. Thank you, Dr. Tibbs, for your book and your soothing voice; it was truly a pleasure to listen to on my daily morning walks. This introduction to Orthodoxy truly makes one want to attend a liturgy and experience the faith in person.