>>21484408>what other 9/11 writing or apologetica are you more impressed by, so I can get an idea of what you find compelling?9/11 is not of much importance to me since I'm not american nor do I have any contact with the anglosphere apart from the internet
as for apologetics, Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church by Lossky (if you're looking for something academic) and The Orthodox Church by Meyendorff (as an overview) are great books; I've heard good things about Orthodox Dogmatic Theology by Fr Pomazansky but I've yet to read it, it seems like a good catechetical book. I also read the Fathers, with St Maximus the Confessor and St John of Damascus as personal favorites (at least at the moment; I've barely scratched the surface of the immense Patristic corpus). I also listen to people like David Erhan and Jay Dyer.
>picrelbooks I've recently added to my library; Fr Seraphim Rose, Fr Florovsky, some ancient philosophy, St Maximus, and some Serbian politics
