“...the image of God is not found in humans, but is the human; and for this reason imago dei can be read only as imatatio dei; to be created in the image of God means we should act like God , and so attain holiness by caring for others and for the world...”
(J. Wentzel van Huysteen, Alone in the World?: Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology, p.320. Italic added.)
On Sacred Magic: Part 2, Theurgy, Neoplatonism, and Iamblichus
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The theological term for "sacred magic" is *theurgy.*
Theurgy has its origins in Neoplatonism. Consequently, before we examine
Christian descriptions of...
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