Alexander Kalomiros
Dr. Alexander Kalomiros was a medical doctor and Greek Old Calendarist. He is famous for writing against ecumenism, and (in)famous as a theistic evolutionist in whose eschatology God punishes nobody, but rather pours out the same Grace on both the sinners and the righteous, who experience it in a positive or negative way depending on their disposition.[1] He schismed from the Greek Old Calendarists over the portrayal of God the Father in the icon of the Trinity, which he claimed is heretical to venerate or tolerate[2]
The River of Fire has had a major impact among those professing to be Orthodox—including the World Orthodox.
Dr. Kalomiros exchanged a short series of letters debating evolution with Fr. Seraphim Rose in 1973-1976 before breaking off communication. This debate is a major theme in the book Genesis, Creation and Early Man by Fr. Seraphim.
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Writings
- Against False Union[3]
- The River of Fire[4]
- The Six Dawns
References
- ↑ Vladimir Moss, The River of Fire Revisited.
- ↑ Fr. Seraphim Rose, Letter of 22 November OS/5 December NS, 1980, to Bishop Gregory. As found in Genesis, Creation and Early Man on p. 645 (2nd ed.) or pp. 542-543 (1st ed.)
- ↑ Against False Union.
- ↑ Saint Nectarios Orthodox Conference of 1980 pp. 103-131.
