Differences in Understanding Salvation Among Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Protestant Christians

This chapter explores the concept of Theosis in the Orthodox tradition, highlighting how salvation is viewed differently among English-speaking Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Protestant Christians. It discusses the emphasis on becoming like God in the Orthodox approach, contrasting it with the Protestant and Catholic perspectives that often focus on satisfying divine justice. The discussion raises concerns about individualization in the Orthodox view and calls for a deeper consideration of ecclesiology.