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Grace and Freedom in the Patristic Tradition of the Fourteenth Century

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The author investigates the problem of the relationship between God's grace and human freedom in the light of a unitary patristic tradition. The patristic tradition of the fourteenth century is unitary in regard to this concrete problem to which we limit our research, because there is unity of theological approach despite the differences in theological terminology used by hesychasts and Cabasilla. Therefore, given that the dogmatic teaching of the fourteenth-century Fathers concerning the relationship between God's grace and human freedom has not been examined in depth to this day, the author assumes an attempt to research this teaching, seeking to highlight the soteriological importance of divine grace in connection with human freedom. The topic of this study is structured in three chapters. The first chapter discusses the divine grace and freedom of man individually, and further explores the relationship that can develop between them. The second chapter examines the...

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The author investigates the problem of the relationship between God's grace and human freedom in the light of a unitary patristic tradition. The patristic tradition of the fourteenth century is unitary in regard to this concrete problem to which we limit our research, because there is unity of theological approach despite the differences in theological terminology used by hesychasts and Cabasilla. Therefore, given that the dogmatic teaching of the fourteenth-century Fathers concerning the relationship between God's grace and human freedom has not been examined in depth to this day, the author assumes an attempt to research this teaching, seeking to highlight the soteriological importance of divine grace in connection with human freedom. The topic of this study is structured in three chapters. The first chapter discusses the divine grace and freedom of man individually, and further explores the relationship that can develop between them. The second chapter examines the enslavement of man and his ontological liberation, as well as the character of the charismatic liberation that is given within the Church. Finally, the third chapter presents the participation of the liberated man in the grace of God and addresses the consequences of this participation for the deification of man.

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Publishing date: 
2016
Pages: 
174
ISBN: 
978-606-666-453-0
Cover type: 
cartonată
Format: 
14,5 x 23 cm
Color: 
monocrom

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