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The interest in this article is early Christian spirituality. The word ‘spirituality’ is used here  denoting ‘a lived experience’. Therefore, the article focuses on religious experience in an  early Christian community as explicated in the first chapter of the First Epistle of John. Three  different lived experiences are denoted here, culminating in the last one: ‘having fellowship  with the divine’. The first two experiences (experience through physical senses, experience  through spiritual senses) pave the way to establish fellowship with the divine. For the author  of 1 John, the purpose (ἵνα) of these lived experiences is to have (ἵνα) complete joy, another  form of experience. These three lived experiences express three different configurations of  spirituality

Early Christian spirituality according to the First Epistle of John: The identification of different ‘lived experiences’