Exploring the concept of mimesis, the book delves into the intrinsic human tendency to imitate, highlighting its significance in forming connections among individuals. It emphasizes the transformative act of "putting on Christ," as articulated by Paul, which symbolizes the deep relationship between believers and the Risen One. This metaphor transcends social barriers, promoting unity among diverse groups. The work encourages a continual renewal and embodiment of Christ's virtues, fostering both internal growth and external righteousness.
