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CHRISTIAN LOVE AS A PERSONALISTIC PRINCIPLE OF SOCIAL LIFE (Chrzescijanskie milosierdzie jako personalistyczna zasada zycia spolecznego)

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Zabielski J.
Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej
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2009
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issue 8
71-84
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Christian love as an ethical and social principle aims at good of man in his personal dignity. It takes its personalistic character from God who is the source and model of mercy. The author analyses and justifies the problem in its three aspects: 1. Biblical foundations of the concept of mercy; 2. Mercy as an internalized love (personalistic option); 3. Attributes and dimensions of personalism of love (participating in the good and dignity of a person, mutuality of the good we experience, faithfulness to personal dignity of a individual; 4. Practising mercy in the contemporary world.
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NÁČRT KONTRAPOZÍCIE PREFERENČNEJ A NEPREFERENČNEJ LÁSKY V DIELE SǾRENA KIERKEGAARDA

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Šajda P.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2007
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vol. 62
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issue 2
110-121
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The counter-position of the preferential and non-preferential love was elaborated by Kierkegaard to separate Christian love to one's neighbor from love to a beloved person, friend or another preferential object of love. Kierkegaard publicly declared himself 'as a religious and Christian author'. Therefore, it is the conception of Christian love, which is the crucial subject of his essay. The counter-position, which has been fundamentally presented in his most important work 'Works of Love', derives from his earlier writings focused on the critique of the esthetical, ethical or ironic paradigms of love. Kierkeggard's concept of love wants to show especially the perception of 'the Other' by an individual. Thus his ethics of love can be characterized as an ethics of a disposition of the loving subject. The theory of Christian love in his work is closely related to the concept of religiously motivated negation, which in his view is 'conditio sine qua non' of the perception of 'the Other' as an ethically reflected object of love independent of the natural preferences of the loving person.
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