The New Theologian

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The New Theologian is the honorific title of Symeon, a 10th–11th century Byzantine monk and mystic renowned for his influential writings on personal experience of divine light and inner spiritual transformation.

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instanceOf honorific title
appliedTo Symeon the New Theologian
associatedCentury 10th century
11th century
associatedRegion Byzantine Empire
associatedTradition Christian mysticism
Hesychasm
connectedToConcept direct knowledge of God
personal experience of grace
vision of uncreated light
denotesRole monk
mystic
theologian
distinguishedFrom Gregory the Theologian
John the Theologian
hasCanonicalStatus recognized in Orthodox hagiography
honorificFor Symeon’s mystical experience
Symeon’s theological authority
language Greek
notableFor emphasis on personal experience of divine light
influential mystical writings
teaching on inner spiritual transformation
oneOfOnlyThree major Byzantine figures called Theologian
refersTo Symeon the New Theologian
religiousContext Eastern Christianity
Orthodox theology
titleClass theologian honorific
usedAs ecclesiastical title
usedIn Byzantine Christianity
linked to: Byzantine theology

Eastern Orthodox Church

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Symeon the New Theologian honorificTitle The New Theologian
subject linked to: St. Symeon the New Theologian