Personal Religion Among the Greeks
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
23rd April 1984
United States
General
Non Fiction
292
Hardback
186
The author discerns two distinct currents of personal religion, which he illustrates through striking instances of faith on the part of individual Greeks: popular piety, or the indirect approach to God through saints, idols, and images as intermediaries; and reflective piety, which seeks direct and immediate union with God himself.