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Dr. Carl Mosser on deification in theology and in the Bible

TheosAgapeHere are three more excellent new videos by Notre Dame’s Center for Philosophy of Religion! (subscribe here): Dr. Carl Mosser on deification.

What, you as, is that? And isn’t that just a weird Orthodox idea?


OK… but what does it mean? And doesn’t this sort of talk raise a bunch of philosophical issues?

But seriously… where is this in the Bible?

Want more in depth information? Here are the two trinities podcasts with Dr. Mosser on these same topics. (podcast 59, podcast 60)


What’s that you’re screaming?

“Moar Mosser!!!”

OK. How about him talking about Pluralism in Biblical Criticism, and about A Philosophy of Biblical Criticism.

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1 thought on “Dr. Carl Mosser on deification in theology and in the Bible”

  1. Miguel de Servet

    [From video “What is de Doctrine of Deification”] “There was a different Greek word for God [other than theos] that theos replaced.”

    Pity Mosser does not quench our curiosity by saying what this “different Greek word” is.

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