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Jan Paweł II przypomniał w siedzibie UNESCO w Paryżu dnia 2 czerwca 1980 roku, że kultura moralna jest pierwszym i podstawowym wymiarem każdej autentycznej kultury będącej „właściwym kształtem życia człowieka jako takiego”. Młody człowiek powinien nabywać kulturę moralną m.in. na drodze edukacji, tzn. kształcenia i wychowania. Ważnym elementem w tej pracy jest etyczny namysł nad życiem i działaniem człowieka. Jednak nie każda etyka (model etyczny, kierunek etyczny) służy wspomnianemu procesowi. Proponowany artykuł prezentuje główne idee etyki normatywnej w odniesieniu do kultury moralnej w myśli filozoficzno-teologicznej Karola Wojtyły – św. Jana Pawła II.
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John Paul II reminded in the UNESCO headquarters in Paris on 2nd June 1980 that moral culture is the first and basic dimension of each authentic culture which is “the right shape of man’s life itself.” A young person should acquire the moral culture inter alia in the way of education i.e. instruction and upbringing. An ethical reflection on life and a person’s activity is an important element in this thesis. However, not every ethics (ethical model, ethical direction) favours the mentioned process. The suggested article presents the main ideas of the normative ethics in reference to the moral culture in the theological and philosophical thought of Karol Wojtyła – St. John Paul II.
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From the beginning of its existence the Church watched the moral side of the human condition. The years preceding the Vatican Council II were marked by a progressing crisis of moral culture; hence undertaking this issue was an urgent need for the Council Fathers. Moral theology of that period, with its casuistry and the individualist concept of morality seemed to have only a slight influence on Christian life. The aim of the Council intervention in the domain of morality was not only a moral revival of the human person, but first of all presentation of the communal aspects of morality. The subject of analyses in the present article is the issue of diagnosis of the state of moral culture in the doctrine of the Vatican Council II and showing the role of the Church in the forming of the moral good and the norms of universal morality in the post-Council period as a certain dialog between the Church and the modern moral culture.
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