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#70304 - 01/09/06 06:39 PM Resources on Theosis
Mike J. Member Registered: 06/14/05 Posts: 72 Loc: Champaign, IL	Greetings everyone! I am trying to recommend some Eastern writings to some of my Protestant friends, particularly on the topic of theosis. I would like to read them myself as well. Could someone recommend some books, both ancient and modern, that might cover the topic for an audience that tends to be locked in the Western language of justification/sanctification and general western soteriology? Thanks again, Mike
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