In Abrahamic religious traditions, mystics' works can be studied through various theological approaches. One of the most important and widespread of these approaches in modern theology is the "apophatic approach". In this paper we will discuss one of the main themes of the apophetic theology i.e. the relationship between God and the soul from the viewpoints of two great Muslim and Christian mystics, Mowlana and Meister Eckhart. In this relationship we will deal with two dialectics from the ontological dimension: the dialectic of transcendence and immanence, and the dialectic of ascendance and interiority.
Kakaie, G., & Bahrani, A. (2009). A critical study of the transcendence and immanence dialectic from Mowlana's and Meister Eckhart's viewpoints. Philosophy of Religion, 6(3), 5-32.
MLA
Ghasem Kakaie; Ashkan Bahrani. "A critical study of the transcendence and immanence dialectic from Mowlana's and Meister Eckhart's viewpoints", Philosophy of Religion, 6, 3, 2009, 5-32.
HARVARD
Kakaie, G., Bahrani, A. (2009). 'A critical study of the transcendence and immanence dialectic from Mowlana's and Meister Eckhart's viewpoints', Philosophy of Religion, 6(3), pp. 5-32.
VANCOUVER
Kakaie, G., Bahrani, A. A critical study of the transcendence and immanence dialectic from Mowlana's and Meister Eckhart's viewpoints. Philosophy of Religion, 2009; 6(3): 5-32.
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