Aaron Brian Davis is Vicar and Theologian-in-Residence at Lutheran Church of the Nativity in Arden, North Carolina. He also teaches at Brevard College and holds an honorary research position with Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University. Aaron is co-editor of Disability Theology and Eschatology: Hope, Justice, and Flourishing and works primarily in systematic and analytic theology, as well as ethics.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Could desires for everyday things like food or companionship have anything to do with Christian salvation? Desire and Divinization answers this question with a firm "yes." Human desires--from the mundane to the profound--are given to us by a desiring God, and though they may be fallen they can be used by God as signposts guiding us to richer union between us and our Creator. Work from Sarah Coakley on the theological character of desire is combined with a novel, Protestant understanding of participation in God's being; sometimes called theosis or deification, here called "divinization" to emphasize the way in which our imperfect, finite desires can be refashioned into things more like God's perfect, infinite desire for our love and flourishing. Bringing these two ideas together, Desire and Divinization proposes that this renewal of our lives comes in the form of a kind of ascetic practice. Not one of harsh denial, cold shame, or distant isolation, but rather one that embraces the God-given character of our desires and God's call for them to return to their Maker. Desire and Divinization is a call to have life, and have it abundantly, as Jesus teaches (John 10:10). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781666781144
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