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Mística del Logos y contemplación del Padre en Orígenes. Aproximaciones desde el comentario a Juan
The article explores critical elements to understand how Origen elaborates his mystical theology in his Commentary on John. The spiritual progress process implies that rational beings are guided, by God’s Logos, from the practical life to the theoretical one becoming son or daughter of God, in the likeness of the Logos. This process aims at knowing the Father as he is known by the Logos. The article has two parts: 1. The Father’s presence, through the Logos, in rational beings, and 2. a brief characterisation of the salvation, particularly in the perspective of the mediation by the Son of God.
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