Triune God [electronic resource] : incomprehensible but knowable-the philosophical and theological significance of St Gregory Palamas for contemporary philosophy and theology / edited by Constantinos Athanasopoulos.
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Newcastle upon Tyne :
Cambridge Scholars Publishing,
2015.
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Triune God: Incomprehensible but Knowable--The Philosophical and Theological Significance of St Gregory Palamas for Contemporary Philosophy and Theology |
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Contents:
- Repentance according to Saint Gregory Palamas
- Theologizing in Saint Gregory Palamas
- The indisputable wisdom of the Holy Spirit
- Simplicity of God according to St Gregory Palamas
- St Gregory Palamas and Elder Sophronios of Essex
- The theological presuppositions of the filioque in the work of St Gregory Palamas
- Patristic evidence concerning the procession of the Holy Spirit in Gregory Palamas
- Euchrist and ascesis: the eucharistic and therapeutic ecclesiology in the theology of St Gregory Palamas
- Silence in the land of Logos
- St Gregory Palamas and the Moscow school of Christian Neo-Platonism
- St Gregory Palamas in Russian thought: spiritual practice versus rationality
- St Gregory Palamas' critique of nominalism
- St Gregory Palamas and Aristotle's Categories
- The Theotokos as a mystical theologian
- The open history and its enemies: unity of God and concept of history in Gregory Palamas and Thomas Aquinas
- Man's position in cosmos according to Dionysius the Areopagite and Gregory Palamas
- The Christological context of Palamas' approach to participation in God
- Aquinas and Palamas
- Saint Gregory Palamas: a non-philosophical philosopher
- The problem of deification
- Becoming Homotheos: St Gregory Palamas' eschatology of body
- Gregorius Palamas' theology, as viewed by the scholar Demetrios Cydones
- "'EK" and "diá" in Apodictic Treatises on the Procession of the Holy Spirit" of Gregory Palamas
- Taboric light in Russian visual culture: from the frescoes of Dionisy to the photographies of Yuri Holdin
- Nudity of the body in the late medieval Orthodox tradition: one example
- The relationship of the theology of uncreated light in St Gregory Palamas and the Byzantine iconography of 14th-16th century.