Philotheos Kokkinos

Philotheos Kokkinos was a prominent 14th-century Greek Orthodox theologian and scholar. He is best known for his efforts to promote Orthodox Christianity and his role in the Hesychast movement, which emphasized inner prayer and spiritual experience. Kokkinos served as a patriarch in Constantinople and was influential in theological debates of his time, particularly regarding the nature of God and divine grace. His writings reflect a commitment to the spiritual life and the importance of prayer, making him a significant figure in Orthodox spirituality and theology during the Byzantine era.