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Jonathan Edwards and the Life of God: Toward an Evangelical Theology of Participation is unavailable, but you can change that!

Jonathan Edwards and the Life of God retrieves Edwards’ theology of participation, elucidating the concept of theosis in his Trinitarian theology. This volume brings Edwards’ rich theological work into conversation with the patristic and Reformed traditions (Calvin and especially, Barth), in order to form a more hopeful, liberating, and human version of Christian life. Author Ross Hastings...

“Godded with God”), if by that we mean the unique nature of God as the uncreated, self-existent, sovereign, iridescently glorious God. The avowal that “He is God and we are not” is not threatened by a true understanding of participation. However, what is endowed are the communicable attributes of God. Various means have been used for protection of divine transcendence and avoidance of pantheism in participation throughout different sectors of the tradition. Beginning with the work of Gregory Palamas,
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