Псевдо-Дионисий Ареопагит и Восточная Церковь: Принятие «Корпус Ареопагитикум» и интеграция неоплатонизма в христианское богословие
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Псевдо-Дионисий Ареопагит, Восточное православие, неоплатонизм, христианство и греческая философияAbstract
В статье утверждается, что наследие Псевдо-Дионисия Ареопагита представляет собой наиболее живое и широкое влияния неоплатонических идей в Восточной православной традиции. Во-первых, будет рассмотрено то влияние или утверждение корпуса Дионисия в культурном формировании христианской идентичности Византийской империи. Эта культурная модель до сих пор остается важным элементом мировоззрения в Восточном православии и, как живой опыт этих традиций, она по-прежнему служит ярким представлением неоплатонического менталитета. Во-вторых, будет кратко рассмотрена важность понимания Дионисием небесных и церковных иерархий с точки зрения их влияния на метафизическую стратификацию мира, теургический подтекст церковной литургии и клерикальное структурирование священнической иерархии как наиболее характерные элементы, унаследованные от неоплатонизма и явно присутствующие в Восточной православной духовности.References
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