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Constantine & Justinian with Fr. John Strickland

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November 20, 2024

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Join Johnny Burtka and Father John Strickland, an Eastern Orthodox priest at St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church in Poulsbo, Washington, as they explore the lives of Constantine and Justinian—two Roman Emperors who used strong Christian leadership to advance Christendom and the Eastern Orthodox Church.

In this episode of Daring Greatly, Johnny and Father Strickland discuss how political power can promote Christian values, the emperor's dual role as priest and prophet, and how the Eastern Roman Empire linked sacramental worship with statecraft.

Daring Greatly is the newest video series from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Over the course of this series, join ISI President Johnny Burtka as he explores key leadership characteristics throughout history, from ancient times to the present.

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