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Foreword by Aristotle Papanikolaou
One of the most remarkable aspects of contemporary Orthodox theology is its abiding faithfulness to what constitutes the core and central axiom of the Orthodox tradiotion – divine-human communion. Even though Orthodox theologians disagree about many things – and those differences are becoming more manifest – they shere a truly unpreccedented consensus on the principle that Gold has created all of creation for communion whit God and that this communion is a real union whit God’s very life. One would be hard-pressed to find such an explicit consensus on any theological point in either Protestant or Roman Catholic teheologies. In affirming that creation is destined for “deifiction”, Orthodox theologians bring the past wisdom of early Chtistian thinkers into contemporary theological discussion, even if the form of theology look differently than partistic theology …
