Phenomenology of the Divine Image

Introduction
1. Composing the Body
2. The Argument of this Book
3. Soma, Pneuma, and Phainomenon
4. Structure

Part I: The Givenness of Death: Gregory and Maurice Merleau-Ponty
5. Challenges
6. Purity and Permanence
7. Finitude
8.The Flesh of the World
9. The Witness of the Body
10. The Pedagogue of Finitude

Parenthesis 1
11. Methorios
12. Life in Absurdities

Part II: The Givenness of Life: Gregory and Michel Henry
13. "In short, he becomes God"
14. Participation in Life Itself
15. "The Essence of man"
16. The Duplicity of the World
17. Truth and Lies
18. "I no longer live, but Christ lives in me"
19. The Question of Creation

Parenthesis 2
20. The One from Heaven

Part III: The Veil of the Flesh: Gregory and Jean-Louis Chretien
21. No longer, not yet
22. The Possibility of Revelation
23. Wounded Being
24. The Wound of Desire
25. The Call that Wounds
26. The Wound of the Flesh

Conclusion
27. "When was it"

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• Fenomenologia e existencialismo
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• Teologia cristã
• Cristianismo

theological phenomenology; imago Dei; Church Father; Saint; Christianity; God; divinity; Michel Henry; Maurice Merleau-Ponty; Jean-Louis Chretien; flesh; finitude; revelation; Christology; metaphysics; philosophy of religion; Cappadocian Fathers