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Człowiek a religia i polityka

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Filipkowski J.
Nurt SVD
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2017
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issue 2
270-282
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Artykuł jest próbą odpowiedzi na pytanie o właściwy sposób ułożenia wzajemnych relacji religii i polityki. Skoro właściwie rozumiana polityka nie jest niczym innym jak tylko rozumną troską o dobro wspólne, to religia nie tylko może, ale i powinna angażować się w sprawy polityki. Wynika to z właściwie rozpoznanej prawdy o naturze człowieka i społeczeństwa oraz świadomości roli polityki w realiach wspólnotowego życia zorganizowanego w ramach państwa. Domaganie się separacji dziedziny religii i polityki wynika bądź to z niewłaściwego rozumienia polityki, którą błędnie sprowadza się do działań mających na celu zdobycie i utrzymanie się przy władzy (często niemoralnych), bądź to z podejmowanych przez środowiska lewicowe prób krzewienia laicyzmu, maskowanych zazwyczaj postulatem neutralności światopoglądowej państwa.
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What is the proper relationship between religion and politics? If politics is understood as prudent concern for the common good, it follows that religion can and should interplay with politics. This conclusion derives from the properly recognised truth about the nature of man and the nature of society, and from the awareness of the role of politics in the human communities, organised in political units (states). Demands to separate religion and politics stem from incorrect understanding of politics merely as means (often immoral ones) for obtaining power and keeping it, or from the promotion of laicisation by leftist groups, usually under the guise of state ideological neutrality.
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Postmodernizm jako ideologia

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Filipkowski J.
Historia i Polityka
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2011
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vol. 5(12)
19-31
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Postmodernism is a concept characterized by distrust of theories and ideologies and by the drawing of attention to conventions. Think of postmodernism rejects the authority of reason and views all claims to objective truth to be dangerous. Postmodern philosophers regard claims to objective and universal truth as intolerant and uninformed. For influential postmodern thinkers, truth is political and created by “belief communities”, not discovered rationally and objectively. However an ideology is a set of ideas that constitutes one’s goals, expectations, and actions. An ideology can be thought of as a comprehensive vision, as a way of looking at things (worldview), as in common sense, or a set of ideas proposed by the dominant class of a society to all members of this society. The central theme of postmodernism is that there is no such thing as certainty. As a result, postmodernism rejects big meta-narratives which claim that there are absolute truths, i.e. ideologies and belief systems as the Right and the Left. Postmodernism declares an end to all ideology but in essence postmodernism is contemporary ideology consisting of relativism and deny any validity to several concept like objectivity, Truth, Goods and Beautiful.
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