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2021
Abstract: In Christian theology, the theme of theōsis is intimately linked to reflection on redemption and sanctification in Jesus Christ and through the Holy Spirit. It is thus a fundamentally Trinitarian theological concern. The question of “salvation” raises issues of who is saved, how, and from what, but also to what end people are saved, and it is
Arblaster, John, Faesen, Rob
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Abstract: In Christian theology, the theme of theōsis is intimately linked to reflection on redemption and sanctification in Jesus Christ and through the Holy Spirit. It is thus a fundamentally Trinitarian theological concern. The question of “salvation” raises issues of who is saved, how, and from what, but also to what end people are saved, and it is
Arblaster, John, Faesen, Rob
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2013
The contextualization of theology is the attempt to understand the Christian faith in a particular context. Often, the major theological questions posed originate from the sociopolitical concerns of the day or from a particular demographic of society. Yet these questions have also been at times nuanced by the religious and philosophical heritage of the
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The contextualization of theology is the attempt to understand the Christian faith in a particular context. Often, the major theological questions posed originate from the sociopolitical concerns of the day or from a particular demographic of society. Yet these questions have also been at times nuanced by the religious and philosophical heritage of the
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Theology Today, 2008
Theologians in the classical Reformed tradition have not always recognized the elements in their own theologies that bear striking similarity to the doctrine of theosis principally advocated in Greek patristic and Byzantine theology and carried onward by historic and contemporary Eastern Orthodox thought. After a brief review of the classical Reformed
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Theologians in the classical Reformed tradition have not always recognized the elements in their own theologies that bear striking similarity to the doctrine of theosis principally advocated in Greek patristic and Byzantine theology and carried onward by historic and contemporary Eastern Orthodox thought. After a brief review of the classical Reformed
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2018
This volume brings together a series of contributions by leading theologians on the doctrine of theosis or deification in the Eastern and Western Christian traditions. While it is still often assumed that the theme of theosis was exclusively developed in the Eastern theological tradition after the Patristic period, and that it has since been a ...
Faesen, Rob, Arblaster, John
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This volume brings together a series of contributions by leading theologians on the doctrine of theosis or deification in the Eastern and Western Christian traditions. While it is still often assumed that the theme of theosis was exclusively developed in the Eastern theological tradition after the Patristic period, and that it has since been a ...
Faesen, Rob, Arblaster, John
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Theology Today, 2008
Contemporary theology has increasingly attended to the category of the beautiful. The relation of beauty to the theme of theosis implies two questions: Is God beautiful? Does earthly beauty lead to God? A strong Christian tradition sees beauty as a quality of the divine and of grace, sometimes explicitly relating it to divinization.
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Contemporary theology has increasingly attended to the category of the beautiful. The relation of beauty to the theme of theosis implies two questions: Is God beautiful? Does earthly beauty lead to God? A strong Christian tradition sees beauty as a quality of the divine and of grace, sometimes explicitly relating it to divinization.
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Theosis, originally a Greek term for Christian divinisation or deification, has become a vogue word in modern theology. Although recent publications have explored its meaning in a selection of different contexts, this is the first book to offer a coherent narrative of how the concept of theosis developed in both its Eastern and Western versions. Norman
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