By enhancing the overcome through the concept of theology as faith in statu scientiae determinism of the choice between modernism and anti-modernism, the author draws its capabilities of critical reflection on the Word manifesting itself in history. By arguing that there is uniformity of the design of reflection on human oecumene in physis of reality and “readable” sense of the Word manifested in the creation, together with its staging in the history of mankind in the Event Jesus-Christ, it shows a weakness of the postmodern philosophical anthropology against a wide range of theological anthropology.
Ks. dr hab. DOMINIK KUBICKI – kapłan diecezji koszalińsko-kołobrzeskiej, prof. UAM dr hab., kierownik Zakładu Kultury Nowożytnej – Wydział Historyczny UAM w Poznaniu, autor, m.in. publikacji "Poszukiwania projektu teologii katolickiej opartej na realizmie Słowa objawionego w dziejach" (Poznań 2004).
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In the context today’s postmodernist undermining the identity of the human person, which determines the dramatic state of the Western-European intellectual culture (and humanities in general), the author weighs the question of man as a project or a coincidence. He refers to the Platonian concept of the world of shadows. In this context he discusses the question of man (a project? a coincidence?) who transcends the Nature (Physis) and, with the power of his spirit, „produces” the world which takes innumerable, new historical dimensions.
In the context of epistemological dilemmas of the current postmodernism, the author addresses the issue of analogy between theology and faith in statu scientiae of the Aquinas. Since theology as a science acquired the status of a scientific discipline in the same way as all other disciplines in the criteria epistemological Aristotle, the problem of explaining the enigmatic stigma of theology is an important step of progress for the whole of the European science being institutionalized disinterested studying of reality to the ultimate causes of physis of reality and Universum and at the same time of the meaning of the Word manifested in the creation, together with its staging in the history of humanity in the Event of Jesus Christ.
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