Theosis and religion : participation in divine life in the Eastern and Western traditions
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Theosis and religion : participation in divine life in the Eastern and Western traditions
(Cambridge studies in religion, philosophy, and society / series editors, Paul Moser, Chad Meister)
Cambridge University Press, 2024
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Summary:"Theosis, originally a Greek term for Christian divinisation or deification, has become a vogue word in modern theology. Norman Russell's innovative study is the first to offer a coherent narrative of how the concept of theosis developed in both its Eastern and Western versions, from Byzantium to the modern age"-- Provided by publisher.