The emergence of divine affairs in man from the point of view of Origen of Alexandria and Feyz Kashani
Subject Areas : Nameh ElahiyatNastaran Fahimi 1 , alireza ebrahim 2 , Zahra Hoseini hamid 3
1 - PhD student in Religions and Mysticism at Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch
2 - Assistant Professor Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch
3 - Assistant Professor Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch
Keywords: Man, origin, Feyz Kashani, Divine affairs, Comparative theology,
Abstract :
Origenes of Alexandria and Feyz Kashani are two influential figures in Christian and Shiite theology, respectively, who have offered special views on the relationship between God and man. These two have a background in philosophical, theological and mystical studies and have devoted themselves to the interpretation of the Bible and the Qur'an. This article, which is presented in a descriptive-comparative manner, examines the "emergence of divine things in man" from the perspective of the two. Origen and Grace believe that all human beings, especially Jesus Christ (the Son) and the Caliph of God, are God's creatures and that all divine attributes, except eternity and eternity, are transmitted to them. Also, other human beings can manifest many divine attributes through Christ or the Caliph of God. In this regard, loving Jesus or the Caliph of God is a means of transmitting divine attributes to man.
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