Nowa ewangelizacja w epoce postmodernizmu i jej implikacje pastoralno-katechetyczne
Journal Title: Wrocławski Przegląd Teologiczny - Year 2014, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
The new evangelization constitutes new pedagogy of the gospel truth transmission taking new methods into account, forms and means of reaching contemporary cultures and the contemporary man. Deepened refl ection over the pre-evangelization and the evangelization turns out to be equally impor- tant in order to understand current efforts of the Church in handing over the Gospel. How the current analyses prove the contemporary man is longing for God’s truth and love searching for the foundation for his life. He wants to build his life and the Christian identity on the one which isn’t undergoing a change – Jesus Christ. From here the new evangelization would be a reply to challenges of the today which are of anthropological and social-cultural and religious-church nature
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Jacek Wojeński
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