Wolność w refleksji św. Augustyna
Journal Title: Poznańskie Studia Teologiczne - Year 2015, Vol 29, Issue
Abstract
Augustine rejected the Manichean claim that freedom was something illusory. It was precisely in debates with the Manicheans that he forged his doctrine of evil as a lack of good where it ought to exist. Freedom, necessarily directed toward good and justice, is the opposite of coercion, but concurrently cannot be reconciled with evil and sin, whereas our real freedom is never in discord with the absolute transcendence of God.
Authors and Affiliations
Jacek Salij
Socjologiczne czytanie Biblii. Odnalezione dzieło ''Bóg Chrystus i Ludzie. Studium socjologiczne' ks. Franciszka Mirka (1893-1970)
This article expounds the rediscovered and unpublished manuscript by Father Franciszek Mirek God Christ and the People. A Sociological Study. Father Franciszek Mirek was the first Polish sociologist who was a member of t...
Jerzy Machnacz, Człowiek - wspólnota - Bóg. Fenomenologia Gerdy Walther, Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu, Wrocław 2012, ss. 281.
Jerzy Machnacz, Człowiek - wspólnota - Bóg. Fenomenologia Gerdy Walther, Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu, Wrocław 2012, ss. 281.
Jedyne Imię przynoszące zbawienie
Many New Testament texts bear witness to the faith of the first Christians in the saving power of the name “Jesus”. This faith is related to the Old Testament significance of giving the names of things and of persons by...
Gilles Emery, Teologia trynitarna świętego Tomasza z Akwinu, tłum. M. Romanek, Dominikańska Biblioteka Teologii, Fundacja Dominikańskie Studium Filozofii i Teologii, Kraków 2013, ss. 536.
Gilles Emery, Teologia trynitarna świętego Tomasza z Akwinu, tłum. M. Romanek, Dominikańska Biblioteka Teologii, Fundacja Dominikańskie Studium Filozofii i Teologii, Kraków 2013, ss. 536.
Neue Perspektiven heutiger Theologie der Verkündigung
A new method appeared on the contemporary „theological market”, called the graphic presentation method or graphic presentation. It is an introduction to a certain principal paradox of Christianity and seeing the articles...