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Collectanea Theologica
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2020
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vol. 90
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issue 1
105-118
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Romano Guardini was highly valued by Joseph Ratzinger as a lecturer and author of inspiring books. They shared the zealous pursuit for truth,the courage to ask fundamental questions, the boldness to confront the Christian faith with the challenges of contemporary culture, the convictionthat the human mind has high cognitive capacities, and the emphasis on the primate of truth in theology. Both authors highlight the reasonable aspectof the Christian faith. After all, faith relies on the fact that God is Truth. Faith and reason are not contradictory. They can complement one anotherin the process of in-depth cognition. Naturally, as the human mind tries to understand God, it struggles with its own limitations in the face of themystery which exceeds the capacities of the creation.
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Teologia w Polsce
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2017
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vol. 11
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issue 2
183-202
PL
W artykule przedstawiono podstawy teo-logii Guardiniego. Chodzi tu o wąski zakres teo-logii wywodzący się wprost z etymologii. Podstawy „słowa o Bogu” profesora z Monachium zawierają się w twórczym napięciu wyrażonym w słowach „Bóg daleki – Bóg bliski”. Bóg, nie przestając być Bogiem nieznanym, całkowicie Innym, poza „granicą”, jest jednocześnie Bogiem bliskim – w objawione tajemnicy stworzenia na obraz i podobieństwo Boże, w relacji „ja – Ty” do której zaprasza oraz w tajemnicy opatrzności. Kulminacją bliskości Boga jest wcielenie, dzięki któremu możemy mówić o „ludzkim” Bogu i możemy Go „zobaczyć”. Podsumowaniem jest prezentacja Bożych paradoksów oscylujących między biegunami bliskości i oddalenia
EN
Romano Guardini, one of the greatest theologians of the 20th century, can be called a ‘man of borders’. Guardini was born in Italy but lived in Germany. He was an educated theologian and philosopher, with a passion for knowledge of literature, art, psychology and pedagogy. Being a ‘man of borders’ has resulted in a comprehensive and wide-eyed glance at God, world, man, and their reciprocal relation to life, which has contributed to the development of deep religious culture of his lifetime. This article attempts to present the basics of Guardini’s theology. Precisely, it concerns a narrow range of theology derived directly from etymology. The foundations of the Munich Professor’s theology about the ‘word about God’ lie in the creative tension expressed in the words ‘Close God – Remote God’. Being the God that can be defined as unknown, completely different, outside the ‘boundary’, God is also at the same time a close God – in the revealed mystery of creation, in the image and likeness of God, in the relationship ‘me – You’ to which He invites. Also in the mystery of Providence. The culmination of God’s closeness is the Incarnation, thanks to which we can speak of a ‘human’ God whom we can ‘see’. The summary of the article constitutes a presentation of God’s paradoxes oscillating between the poles of proximity and distance.
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Teologia w Polsce
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2017
|
vol. 11
|
issue 2
183-202
EN
Romano Guardini, one of the greatest theologians of the 20th century, can be called a ‘man of borders’. Guardini was born in Italy but lived in Germany. He was an educated theologian and philosopher, with a passion for knowledge of literature, art, psychology and pedagogy. Being a ‘man of borders’ has resulted in a comprehensive and wide-eyed glance at God, world, man, and their reciprocal relation to life, which has contributed to the development of deep religious culture of his lifetime. This article attempts to present the basics of Guardini’s theology. Precisely, it concerns a narrow range of theology derived directly from etymology. The foundations of the Munich Professor’s theology about the ‘word about God’ lie in the creative tension expressed in the words ‘Close God – Remote God’. Being the God that can be defined as unknown, completely different, outside the ‘boundary’, God is also at the same time a close God – in the revealed mystery of creation, in the image and likeness of God, in the relationship ‘me – You’ to which He invites. Also in the mystery of Providence. The culmination of God’s closeness is the Incarnation, thanks to which we can speak of a ‘human’ God whom we can ‘see’. The summary of the article constitutes a presentation of God’s paradoxes oscillating between the poles of proximity and distance.
PL
W artykule przedstawiono podstawy teo-logii Guardiniego. Chodzi tu o wąski zakres teo-logii wywodzący się wprost z etymologii. Podstawy „słowa o Bogu” profesora z Monachium zawierają się w twórczym napięciu wyrażonym w słowach „Bóg daleki – Bóg bliski”. Bóg, nie przestając być Bogiem nieznanym, całkowicie Innym, poza „granicą”, jest jednocześnie Bogiem bliskim – w objawionej tajemnicy stworzenia na obraz i podobieństwo Boże, w relacji „ja – Ty”, do której zaprasza oraz w tajemnicy opatrzności. Kulminacją bliskości Boga jest wcielenie, dzięki któremu możemy mówić o „ludzkim” Bogu i możemy Go „zobaczyć”. Podsumowaniem jest prezentacja Bożych paradoksów oscylujących między biegunami bliskości i oddalenia.
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