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Maksim KIVELEV
Associate Lecturer,
Facoltà di Scienze Ecclesiastiche Orientali
Course list:
TCS011
CHRISTIAN ANTROPOLOGY IN THE THREE TRADITIONS: ORTHODOX, BAPTIST, CATHOLIC
Faculty of Theology
Cycle of Studies:
Licentiate in Theology specialization in Comparative Theology of Christian Traditions and Ecumenical Studies
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