Origen on Theosis

Origen
Thou shalt resemble Him . . . having made thee even God to his glory.

Origen
Thou shalt resemble Him . . . having made thee even God to his glory.
AthanasiusJust as the Lord, putting on the body, became a man, so also we men are both deified through his flesh, and henceforth inherit everlasting life.
Brigham YoungNow those men, or those women, who know no more about the power of God, and the influences of the Holy Spirit, than to be led entirely by another person, suspending their own understanding, and pinning their faith upon another’s sleeve, will never be capable of entering into the celestial glory, to be crowned as they anticipate; they will never be capable of becoming Gods.
AthanasiusThe Word was made flesh in order that we might be enabled to be made gods.
. . . from Him there began the union of the divine with the human nature. This was so that the human – by communion with the divine – might rise to be divine. This not only happened in Jesus, but also in all those who not only believe, but enter upon the life that Jesus taught.
Men should escape from being men, and hasten to become gods.