Theological analysis explores historical implications of hesychast thought, connecting metaphysical concepts to divine manifestations.
Tikhon Alexander Pino build upon John Meyendorff’s reading of Gregory Palamas to examine a hesychast theology as a ‘theology of history.’ Specifically, Pino draws attention to the way that a theology of history underpins the uniquely Palamite connections between the incarnation, on the one hand, and more abstract metaphysical categories like grace, energeia, and pneumatology, on the other.
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