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Dr. Alexander Titus is a learner, educator, translator, and Church historian, specializing in the Byzantine and medieval Western periods. He holds a BA (2011) in Classics from the University of Oregon, an MA (2015) and ThM (2016) from St. Vladimir’s Theological Seminary, and a PhD (2022) in Church History from Princeton Theological Seminary. He is the translator of St. Gregory Palamas' Triads (available from St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press). Dr. Titus has come to believe strongly in the salvific value of classical education, not only for the soul of the individual Christian, but for the building up of the whole Church. Dr. Titus currently lives in Western Oregon with his wife and two sons. His other interests include cooking, literature, visual arts (e.g., film, animation, games), and volunteering in his local Orthodox community.
Dr. Alexander Titus teaches 8 courses this year.
St. Raphael School
New Testament Greek Readings is the third and final course in the SRS Upper School Greek Program and builds directly...
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Liberal Arts 6: Ancient Classics HISTORY Liberal Arts 6: Ancient Classics HISTORY offers students a glimpse into...
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Liberal Arts 6: Ancient Classics LITERATURE offers students a glimpse into the ancient Greco-Roman world through a...
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Liberal Arts 7: Classics of Christendom HISTORY focuses on some of the most significant works, both East and West,...
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Liberal Arts 7: Classics of Christendom LITERATURE focuses on some of the most significant works, both East and...
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This course will cover some of the most significant modern Christian classics, both East and West, following the fall...
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New Testament Greek 1: Beginner is designed for rising and current Upper School students who have little or no previous...
St. Raphael School
This course is intended to be an enthusiastic continuation to the Greek language, specifically Koine (New Testament...