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Q. Theosis is an old Greek termdeification," participation in the nature of God (cf. 2 Pet. 1:4) Long Description: "deification," participation in the nature of God (cf. 2 Pet. 1:4); in Eastern Christian theology, the supreme goal of human life. However Theosis is open to all. All can strive to be Christ like.. theosis in Christian theology, particularly in Eastern Orthodoxy, Oriental Orthodoxy and Eastern Catholic theology, theosis (written also: theiosis, theopoiesis, the sis; Greek: , meaning divinization, or deification, or making divine) is the process of transformation of a believer who is putting into practise (called praxis) the spiritual teachings of Jesus Christ and His gospel. Theosis is the third of three stages; the… [cont.] Asked by zena e. Yr eyes tell the truth - Sun May 31 05:48:18 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. Being a Roman Catholic who would like to be a priest, I can answer this very simply: HELL NO. While the majority of Catholics (majority of Christians, actually) believe he was Celibate, the Bible says nothing on the matter. Celibacy was a tool brought about by Mother church in the Late Dark Ages so they could hold on to their property (back when the church became corrupt, which they were from about 900-1600). As this need for material possession is no longer inherent (the amount of ordained nobles has drastically declined); then I say a further study on Jesus' life is warranted. Even then I would say priests should get married, but not if they want to be higher than a monsignor (anyone Bishop or higher could not have enough time to… [cont.] Answered by rensune - Sun May 31 06:22:06 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Glossaries of Terms" See also:
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