Dimitri Kepreotes

Academic Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Political Science & Philosophy - University of NSW, 1986), Bachelor of Theology (Sydney College of Divinity, 1991), Master of Theology (Sydney College of Divinity, 2001), PhD (Macquarie University, 2014).

Other qualifications and awards: 2013 – Australian Postgraduate Award - Translator (Modern Greek to English) through the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI)

Books

The Essence of Greek Education since Antiquity, Gorgias Press, 2022.

Where is God?, Newrome Press, 2022.

Editor, St Basil the Great’s Address to Youth, St Andrew’s Orthodox Press, Sydney, 2011.

Editor and translator, St Andrew’s Theological College – the first two decades, St Andrew’s Orthodox Press, 2009.

Series Editor, The Infallibility of the Church in Orthodox Theology, a joint publication of St Andrew’s Orthodox Press and ATF Press, 2008.
 
 

Chapter in book

Translated Theology as the Language of the Eighth Day, by Archbishop Stylianos, in volume of essays honouring Professor Waclaw Hryniewicz, published by the Ecumenical Institute of the University of Lublin, Poland, 2006.

Refereed articles

‘The Spiritual Underpinning of the Greek Revolution of 1821: Reappraising the bona fides of its protagonists’, PHRONEMA, 36:1, 2021.

‘Divine Ineffability and Human Awe – key components in the theological teaching of Archbishop Stylianos’, PHRONEMA, 35:1, 2020.

‘Faith as a frontier: the Photian homilies on the invasion of the Rus’ in Byzantium, its Neighbours and its Cultures (D. Dzino and K. Parry eds), Byzantina Australiensia 20, Brisbane, 2014.

‘What has Athens to do with Jerusalem? Greek Orthodoxy and the continuity of Hellenism’ in E. Kefallinos (ed), Thinking Diversely: Hellenism and the Challenge of Globalisation, a special edition of Modern Greek Studies, Australia and New Zealand: A Journal for Greek Letters, December 2012.

‘The Anthropology of St Nectarios: Insights from A Sketch of the Human Person’, PHRONEMA, 20, 2005.