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17 December 2025 · Artur Kiwaikonografia biblistyka
Three Men on a Bench (To Say Nothing of the Thief)
On how Paradise was painted in Crete — and why it still matters.
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28 September 2025 · Artur Kiwabiblistyka historia
How Much Judaism Remains in Eastern Orthodoxy – Part IV
Eastern Orthodoxy, though shaped in the Greek world, thinks about God far more like Israel than like late Latin Europe.
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17 September 2025 · Artur Kiwabiblistyka historia
How Much Judaism Remains in Eastern Orthodoxy – Part III
If there is anywhere a nameless yet still pulsating core of Judaism preserved within Eastern Christianity, it is in the liturgy.
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5 September 2025 · Artur Kiwabiblistyka historia
How Much Judaism Remains in Eastern Orthodoxy – Part II
The prohibition against depicting God is one of those moments when we see how deeply the Christian East grows out of Judaism – and how sharply it diverges from the West.
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1 September 2025 · Artur Kiwabiblistyka historia
How Much Judaism Remains in Eastern Orthodoxy – Part I
There is something in the Eastern tradition that immediately evokes the prayer and spiritual experience of the Old Testament: a way of relating to God not poured into personal emotion, but immersed in rhythm, repetition, community, and mystery.
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6 January 2025 · Artur Kiwabiblistyka ikonografia
The Three Kings, or the guinea pig
An iconographic tale about kings who never existed.
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14 December 2024 · Artur Kiwaduchowosc biblistyka
How Jesus Was Bathed
Cretan Frescoes, Apocrypha, and Other Inconvenient Facts About the Nativity

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