"Euthymios Platis. Senegalese and National Subordination." Protectorate Themes. Christian Notebooks.

The values and fundamental cognitive principles that determine our behavior and attitude in life are related to a cyclical system defined by Education and the social environment. The individual must be philosophically capable of rising above the system, in order to make the plasticity of morality, which is shaped by values that are either fraudulent or have undergone mutation and lead to a detestable way of perception, clearly distinguishable.

Historical education is the best means of conveying this perception. Understanding history, therefore, beyond political placements and far from the puppeteered systemic powers, such as the state church, creates a prerequisite for acquiring healthy mental functioning. From the aforementioned, it is evident that the youth, to whom this study is primarily addressed, will maximize their contribution to the restoration of timeless values, regardless of the greater obstacles of discernment and understanding they encounter.

CONTENTS
FOREWORD TO UNDERSTANDING THE WORK
INTRODUCTORY COGNITIVE ISSUES
Ch. A'. EUTHYMIOS PLATIS
1. Thessalian Calendar.
2. Bishops of Boeotia
3. Platis Notes and Politicians
Ch. B'. KINGSHIP AND POLITICS
George I
Constantine I
Alexander I
George II
Prince Andrew and the English
Ch. C'. SYNODAL CIRCULAR
1. Synodal Circulars – Political
2. Synodal Circulars – Euthymios Platis
3. Synodal Circulars 1906-1907 – Euthymios Platis
4. Intelligent Update. Meletios Metaxakis
5. Holy Synods and Euthymios Platis
Ch. D'. HISTORICAL and EUTHYMIOS PLATIS
Ch. E'. PUBLICATIONS
a’. General after 1913
b’. General before 1914
Ch. F'. AWARENESS
APPENDIX
1. Bishop Isaiah of Salona
2. The pro-Senegalese of today.
3. The New Calendar
4. Legal and Canonical Interconnections.
5. Rules, Laws, and Historical Issues.
6. Storm, Natural Disaster, Wickedness.
Ch. G’. SUPPLEMENTARY
SUMMARY
a’. Culture, Clergy, Human Rights.
b’. The betrayal against the Minor Asians.
c’. Minimal remembrance.
Ch. H’. APPENDIX
BOEOTIAN
1. King Paul and Constantine.
2. The "nonsense" in Boeotia.
3. Events and incidents.
Ch. I’. A FUNCTION
a’. Historically significant.
b’. Historical and Observations.
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