No One Is Good: The Liturgical Root of Christian Anthropology

by Alexis Vinogradov

Christian anthropology cannot arise out of a theoretical intellectual vacuum. It is rooted in the one, true anthrōpos, Jesus Christ, the Son of Man, the Son of God; in him and in his relation to the world and to God. True to him, his ecclesial body, the Church, is commissioned to manifest that anthropology to the world.

Alexis Vinogradov

The Very Rev. Alexis Vinogradov studied architecture at McGill University and theology at St. Vladimir’s Seminary. He has designed Orthodox churches around the United States, several buildings at St. Vladimir’s Seminary, and a studio and residence for writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn in Vermont. He has translated a number of Russian works by Alexander Schmemann and Alexander Men. From 1978 until his retirement in 2015, he was rector of the Church of St. Gregory the Theologian in Wappingers Falls, New York.

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