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Eastern Orthodox Theology: A Contemporary Reader, editor (Baker Book House, second edition, ). Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A Western Perspective (Baker Book House, second edition, ). Problems in Christian Philosophy, Dan Clendenin and Melville Stewart, editors (Moscow: Progress Academy, ) (available only in Russian). Title: Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A Western Perspective - eBook By: Daniel B. Clendenin Format: DRM Protected ePub Vendor: Baker Academic: Publication Date: ISBN: ISBN Stock No: WWEB. Clendenin is an evangelical Protestant who spent some years teaching in Moscow and absorbing the doctrines and liturgy of Orthodoxy. He writes with a great deal of sensitivity and sympathy. Clendenin begins with a short history of the Eastern Orthodox Church and its break with the Western Latin Church.