Paul Gavrilyuk

Prof. Gavrilyuk presents here the Spiritual Perception Research Project: "'Spiritual Perception' is an umbrella term that covers a range of perceptual powers that make divine-human communication possible. In the first phase of our project, we explored how different authors in the Christian tradition from Origen of Alexandria to John Wesley, Karl Rahner, and Hans Urs von Balthasar understood spiritual perception."

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Readership: Theologians and historians of religion, graduate and undergraduate theology students

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Drawing on unpublished archival material and correspondence, this study sheds new light on such aspects of Florovsky's career as his family background, his participation in the Eurasian movement, his dissertation on Alexander Herzen, his lectures on Vladimir Solovyov, and his involvement in Bulgakov's Brotherhood of St Sophia. * Offers an accessible introduction to the thought of Georges Florovsky * Presents a new interpretation of twentieth-century Orthodox theology that revises the standard narrative of Russian e migre theology * Contextualizes Florovsky's neopatristic theology through analysis of different currents of the Paris school of Orthodox theology * Discusses little known aspects of Florovsky's biography * Draws on unpublished works and correspondence Readership: Students and scholars of Orthodox theology; of religious studies;of Slavic/ Russian studies.

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En este nuevo contexto, la encarnacio n aparece como prueba y testimonio esenciales de la compasio n divina, salvaguardando asi la absoluta dignidad del ser humano, carnal y terreno, que no se consume ante la grandeza de la realidad divina.

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