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Chrystologia Hansa Ursa von Balthasara wydaje się niezrozumiała bez wnikliwej analizy kluczowych dla niej pojęć, do których należą: misja, posłuszeństwo, kenosis, universale concretum. Tylko dzięki przyjrzeniu się misji Jezusa Chrystusa oraz Jego bezwzględnemu posłuszeństwu wydaje się możliwe rozpoznanie w Nim prawdziwego Syna Ojca. Porzucenie postaci Bożej (Flp 2,7), wejście w doświadczenie kenozy, pokazuje radykalizm oddania się woli Posyłającego oraz poddanie działaniu Ducha. Tym samym tajemnica Jezusa Chrystusa staje się niemożliwa do opowiedzenia bez odniesienia do Misterium Trinitas, a także bez uwzględnienia wydarzenia Paschy. Ostatecznie jednak dopiero kategoria chrystologiczna, jaką jest universale concretum, pozwala zobaczyć, że „prawdziwie Ten był Synem Bożym” (Mt 27,54).
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In order to comprehend the chrystology of Hans Urs von Balthasar, one of the most prominent of twentieth-century theologians, it is apparently essential to familiarize with the key concepts employed by the Swiss theologian whilst describing the Christ Event. Doubtless, in chrystological reflection of Balthasar it is mission, obedience, kenosis and universale concretum. Scrutinizing the key concepts of Balthasar’s chrystology one cannot separate them from their paschal as well as intra-trinitarian context. Hence, hermeneuticsnof terms: mission, obedience, kenosis and universale concretum requires presenting them in the light of the Triune immanent life and also His work within the Salvation History. Comprehension of these Balthasar’s chrystology concepts necessitates recalling their primary meanings and the way of understanding by the Swiss theologian as well as referring to biblical, philosophical or cultural perspective. Eventually, setting in an appropriate context and taking Misterium Paschalis and Misterium Trinitatis into consideration may help to outline the horizon of Balthasar’s chrystology
Teologia w Polsce
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2013
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vol. 7
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issue 2
141-155
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In order to comprehend the chrystology of Hans Urs von Balthasar, one of the most prominent of twentieth-century theologians, it is apparently essential to familiarize with the key concepts employed by the Swiss theologian whilst describing the Christ Event. Doubtless, in chrystological reflection of Balthasar it is mission, obedience, kenosis and universale concretum. Scrutinizing the key concepts of Balthasar’s chrystology one cannot separate them from their paschal as well as intra-trinitarian context. Hence, hermeneutics of terms: mission, obedience, kenosis and universale concretum requires presenting them in the light of the Triune immanent life and also His work within the Salvation History. Comprehension of these Balthasar’s chrystology concepts necessitates recalling their primary meanings and the way of understanding by the Swiss theologian as well as referring to biblical, philosophical or cultural perspective. Eventually, setting in an appropriate context and taking Misterium Paschalis and Misterium Trinitatis into consideration may help to outline the horizon of Balthasar’s chrystology.
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Chrystologia Hansa Ursa von Balthasara wydaje się niezrozumiała bez wnikliwej analizy kluczowych dla niej pojęć, do których należą: misja, posłuszeństwo, kenosis, universale concretum. Tylko dzięki przyjrzeniu się misji Jezusa Chrystusa oraz Jego bezwzględnemu posłuszeństwu wydaje się możliwe rozpoznanie w Nim prawdziwego Syna Ojca. Porzucenie postaci Bożej (Flp 2,7), wejście w doświadczenie kenozy, pokazuje radykalizm oddania się woli Posyłającego oraz poddanie działaniu Ducha. Tym samym tajemnica Jezusa Chrystusa staje się niemożliwa do opowiedzenia bez odniesienia do Misterium Trinitas, a także bez uwzględnienia wydarzenia Paschy. Ostatecznie jednak dopiero kategoria chrystologiczna, jaką jestuniversale concretum, pozwala zobaczyć, że „prawdziwie Ten był Synem Bożym” (Mt 27,54).
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Faith is not man’s own project, but his adequate response to Revelation, the personal self-giving of God in history. Because the initiative of Revelation is an absolute condition for the possibility of faith, it gives faith a concrete shape - the specific features of Revelation shape the way faith is formed. The first feature of Revelation is the fact that the Word of God spoke in the human word, that is why faith is not a direct view of the Divine, but it is carried out by reception of what is immanent. The next feature of Revelation is the dialectic of the self-revealing and self-veiling of God. Faith in a natural way is thus stirred with questions, it cannot be manipulated and possessed. The third feature of Revelation, the one that most affects the specific shape of faith, is the fact that it was ultimately accomplished by the Divine Person of the Logos who accepted human nature. Historically becoming the person of Jesus Christ, who is the “universale concretum”, and living in a specific time and space, he embodies in himself the ultimate saving will of God for every human being. The bond with the saving God is accomplished through a bond with Jesus Christ, present today in his Body, which is the Church.
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