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Oecumenical Grace: Eastern Orthodoxy on Theosis
“It is too little realized,” write Charles Mœller and Gérard Philips, “that opposition to neo-platonism is as important in the East as that to Pelagianism in the West” (The Theology of Grace and the Oecumenical Movement, p. 6). In the … Continue reading
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Tagged deification, divine energies, Eastern Orthodoxy, ecumenical, grace, palamas, palamite distinction, theosis
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The Thomist and the Palamite
Palamite: “You make no distinction between the essence of God and his energy and you say that God gives himself to the creature in a finite mode. On your showing, this must mean that the divine essence is given in … Continue reading
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Tagged Aquinas, deification, divine energies, lossky, Mascall, palamas, theosis
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