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Religious conflict with the demons
Theology & Culture
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Publication information:
Theology & Culture is the Academic Journal of the Department of Theology & Culture, Univeristy College Logos and is published online two times per year. The Department is located at Saint Blaise, 5 minutes outside Durrës, Albania. Volume 3, September 2021 ISSN: 2708-6755
Aims and Scope:
Theology & Culture is an international peer-reviewed open access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research articles in the field of Theology, Study of Religion, Education, Literature and Social Sciences. The journal publishes reviews, original papers, conference announcements, book reviews and research reports trying to provide a platform for experts and scholars worldwide to exchange their latest researches and findings. Another goal of the Journal will be the promotion of case studies that concern religion, history, culture and society in Albania and the Balkans in general. The official language of the Journal is English and only in special cases will be printed articles in German, French or Italian.
Editorial Board Members:
1. Dr. Georgios Gaitanos, Lecturer of Religious Studies (Head of the
Department of Theology and Culture, University College Logos) 2. Dr. Georgios Keselopoulos, Lecturer of Liturgical Studies (Department of
Theology and Culture, University College Logos)
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Contents
Acknowledgements 7
Konstantinos Lithiropoulos
1. Religious notions about women during Medieval Times 9
Georgios Keselopoulos
2. Homo religiosus or homo ecclesiasticus: a contemporary interpretation of modern orthodox theologians 17
Nikolaos Zarotiadis
3. Religious conflict with the demons according to St Augustine 34
Georgios Gaitanos
4. The concept of religion in the Early Christian Literature 35
