Norman Russell Bücher

The narrative revolves around a victim haunted by his past, believing he can escape it. Meanwhile, a relentless killer is fixated on him, ensuring that the past remains a present threat. Two detectives are committed to uncovering the truth, navigating a tense and complex investigation that intertwines the lives of the victim and the murderer. The story promises a gripping exploration of memory, guilt, and the pursuit of justice.

Exploring the evolution of the concept of theosis, this innovative study traces its development from Byzantine origins to contemporary theology. It presents a coherent narrative that highlights both Eastern and Western interpretations of Christian divinization or deification, making it a significant contribution to modern theological discourse.