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Rowan Williams's engagement with Orthodox theologians Vladimir Lossky and Olivier Clément reveals that immersion in tradition through liturgical experience nurtures an openness to the Holy Spirit and engenders a 'liturgical humanism' that counters threats in modern Western society. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This article analyzes the influence of Orthodox theologians Vladimir Lossky and Olivier Clément on Rowan Williams's work.

August 1, 2026Modern Theology

The Spirit and Personhood: Rowan Williams's Engagement with Orthodox Theology: Vladimir Lossky and Olivier Clément

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This article analyzes the influence of Orthodox theologians Vladimir Lossky and Olivier Clément on Rowan Williams's work.
Analyzes Lossky's essay 'Tradition and Traditions' in conjunction with Williams's published lectures.
Focuses on the theme of 'liturgical humanism' explored by Williams and its relation to Clément's works.
Highlighting the profound impact of Orthodox tradition on Williams's understanding of humanism and the Holy Spirit.
Demonstrates that liturgical experience fosters openness to spiritual insights, particularly in contemporary society.

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This article examines Williams's key influences from Lossky and Clément, highlighting their impact on his theological perspective.

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Andrew Louth (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6da778e258b358b3c6c933 https://doi.org/10.1111/moth.70123

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The Spirit and Personhood: Rowan Williams's Engagement with Orthodox Theology: Vladimir Lossky and Olivier Clément

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