- in 1347 also
brought with it the
conclusive triumph of the
Palamists over the anti-
Palamists. It
became clear that the
dispute between Barlaam and Palamas...
- when it was
first proposed,
sparking the
Hesychast controversy, and the
Palamist faction prevailed only
after the
military victory of John VI Kantakouzenos...
- in play
during that war. The
dispute concluded with the
victory of the
Palamists and the
inclusion of
Palamite doctrine as part of the
dogma of the Eastern...
-
Jesus in
Christianity Life of
Jesus in the New
Testament Tabor Light –
Palamist doctrine of
seeing God's
lightPages displaying short descriptions of redirect...
- "deification."
Influential 20th-century
Orthodox theologians include the Neo-
Palamist writers Vladimir Lossky, John Meyendorff, John S. Romanides, and Georges...
-
Following the
decision of 1351,
there was
strong repression against anti-
Palamist thinkers, who
ultimately had no
choice but to
emigrate and
convert to Catholicism...
- that the
Palamists were able to
achieve a
lasting victory over the anti-
Palamists. When
Kantakouzenos was
deposed in 1354, the anti-
Palamists were not...
- 1347, he
encountered Gregory Palamas on
Mount Athos, and by 1350 was a
Palamist. By 1355, he had
returned to
favouring the
ecclesiastical union. See Ryder...
- authority, and
began ****cuting the pro-Kantakouzenists and anti-Western
Palamists. In 1344, the
regency concluded a
further alliance with Bulgaria, which...
-
Following the
decision of 1351,
there was
strong repression against anti-
Palamist thinkers.
Kalekas reports on this
repression as late as 1397, and for theologians...
