Teologia jako (roz)mowa o Bogu/człowieku

• Authors: Jerzy Szymik
• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

EN

University and the Church need each other. Following the example of Christ incarnated, Christianity “incarnates” the spiritual. Th e Church and theology needuniversity and cooperation with other sciences to be able to “incarnate” Christ’s issue into our world. Th e university, on the other hand, needs the Church and theologybecause otherwise it would be deprived of cultural and spiritual foundation: there is no alternative to a discussion about Christ (God and a human). Th eologyis sometimes defi ned as scientia fi dei; it is determined by the mind and faith. It’s a discussion about God, but due to the Christ event it is also a discussion aboutmankind. Th erefore it has the form of a dialogue, a discussion. Th e dialogue is always held in a specifi c context (nowadays postmodern), in which theology notonly has to ask but also answer the question about the meaning. In this sense it is wisdom. Th eology as a discussion has to approach the most urgent human problems.Th ese include agnosticism towards which Benedict XVI suggests the “veluti si Deus daretur” rule, relativism in case of which theology cannot stop askingabout truth, despair in case of which theology reminds about God, in whom there is no darkness.

Keywords

PL

Jezus Chrystus, Wcielenie, teologia, scientia fi dei, defi nicja, sens, agnostycyzm, relatywizm, prawda, nadzieja

EN

Jezus Christ, Incarnation, theology, scientia fi dei, defi nition, sense, agnosticism, relativism, truth, hope

• Publisher: Komitet Nauk Teologicznych PAN
• Journal: Studia Nauk Teologicznych PAN
• Year: 2008
• Issue: 3
• Pages: 119-128

Dates

published

2020-04-28

Contributors

author

Jerzy Szymik