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Christian Platonism is a category for books that explore, exemplify, or critique the fusion of Platonic philosophy with Christian theology and spirituality across the ages. It includes works on themes such as God as the Good/One, participation (creatures sharing in truth, beauty, and being), the Logos and the Forms, creation ex nihilo reframed in a Platonic metaphysics, the hierarchy of being, the soul’s contemplative ascent and deification, sacramental symbolism, and apophatic theology. The category spans primary sources (e.g., Augustine, Gregory of Nyssa, Pseudo-Dionysius, Boethius), medieval and Renaissance revivals (Bonaventure, Ficino, Pico), Eastern Christian engagements (Maximus the Confessor), modern literary and philosophical retrievals (e.g., C. S. Lewis, Charles Williams), as well as scholarly studies, translations, and commentaries—together showing how Platonic ideas have shaped Christian doctrine, worship, ethics, and aesthetics.

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