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Formally Distinct, Really One: Scotus, Palamas, and the Essence–Energies Distinction
Since the fourteenth century, Latin critics have charged that Gregory Palamas's distinction between God's essence and his uncreated energies compromises divine simplicity, and Orthodox critics have answered that Latin simplicity empties participation in God. This paper argues that both the charge an
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