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Nowe spojrzenie na koncepcję uniwersytetu Johna Henry’ego Newmana

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Obirek S.

Człowiek i Społeczeństwo

2021

vol. 52

107-122

The article presents the concept of the university developed in the mid-nineteenth century by Cardinal John Henry Newman. Newman believed that the university should provide pure and universal knowledge. He was against the professionalization of academic education. According to Newman, the task of universities was to “introduce to life in society” and to “adapt to the world.” This idea grew out of European optimism and a deep belief that teachers and students were part of the same intellectual community. Newman’s concept retains its value because it is rooted in the legacy of humanistic ideal of the education present in the university from very beginnings of this institution. As we know from history university was a place for gaining universal knowledge. However, disturbing cracks can be seen in this idea, which is related to the commercialization and parameterization of the education process. Both lead to deep pathologies of academic life. We see these changes not only in Poland, but also in Western Europe and the United States. After the change of the political system in 1989, Polish universities were significantly degraded and the status of an academic teacher decreased dramatically. The only remedy is to restore universities to the autonomy they deserve and to move away from attempts to politicize or ideologize them.

Trynitarna odnowa teologii i niektóre jej owoce

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García Guillén D.

Warszawskie Studia Teologiczne

2020

vol. 33

issue 1

6-26

Gisbert Greshake distinguishes between “Theology of the Trinity” and “Trinitarian theology”. The first designates a theological treatise among others, the second points to a trinitarian vision of all reality. The aim of this paper is to verify the renewal experienced by theological reflection on the Trinitarian mystery of God, trying to check if an authentic “Trinitarian theology” exists in the sense in which Greshake understands it. The path we have chosen consists of approaching four fields of reflection: anthropology, theology of the family, reflection on the Church and social doctrine. For each of them, we try to expose to what extent Trinitarian theology has been a renewal factor. We focus especially on ecclesiology, an area in which the influence of the Trinity has been most decisive. In particular, we look at the Trinity as the origin of the Church, as an inspiration to the institutional configuration of the Church, and as the eschatological destination to which the Churchis heading

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