81 research outputs found

    Jezus Chrystus – centrum chrześcijańskiej wiary w świetle encykliki Lumen fidei

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    Papież w encyklice Lumen fidei wyraża naszą relację z Jezusem Chrystusem, posługując się na różne sposoby terminem wierzyć, i określa ją jako: wiarę w Jezusa Chrystusa,wiarę Jezusowi Chrystusowi oraz wiarę w Jezusie Chrystusie.Z analizy tekstu wyraźnie wynika, że według papieża wiara w Jezusa Chrystusa koncentruje się najpierw wokół prawdy o Wcieleniu jako zbawczej tajemnicy, a w szczególny ogarnia Misterium Paschalne, stanowiące samo centrum zbawczej misji Jezusa Chrystusa. Nadto papież odkreśla, że wiara domaga się przyjęcia Chrystusowego orędzia,ponieważ dopiero wówczas prawdziwie wierzymy Jezusowi, kiedy przyjmujemy Jego słowo, a więc Jego świadectwo, i powierzamy Mu samych siebie oraz całe nasze życie.Co więcej - jak zaznacza papież - w wierze Jezus Chrystus jest nie tylko Tym, w kogo wierzymy i komu zawierzamy samych siebie, ale także Tym, z kim się jednoczymy, aby móc w pełni wierzyć.The Pope in his encyclical Lumen Fidei expresses our relationship with Jesus Christ, using the term in different ways to believe and define it as: faith in Jesus Christ, faith to Jesus Christ and faith into Jesus Christ.The analysis of the text is clear that by the Pope faith in Jesus Christ focuses first onthe truth about Incarnation as a salvific mystery and, in particular embraces the Paschal Mystery, which is the very heart of the saving mission of Jesus Christ. Moreover, the Pope draws a line that faith calls for the adoption of Christ's message, because only then we trulybelieve in Jesus, when receive his word, and so his testimony, and we entrust ourselves to Him and our lives. What's more - as the Pope points out - in the faith of Jesus Christ is not only the one in whom we believe and entrust ourselves, but also the one with whom to unite in order to be able to fully believe

    Tajemnica krzyża w ujęciu Hansa Ursa von Balthasara

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    Chrystologiczna argumentacja w Mowach obronnych przeciw tym, którzy odrzucają święte obrazy Jana Damasceńskiego

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    In the face of the escalating Iconoclast heresy in the 8th century there appeared the necessity of establishing whether the veneration of icons is justifiable from the Christian viewpoint. The debate primarily concerned the Christological question of venerating Jesus Christ’s icons. St. John of Damascus (675–749) is considered to be one of the most outstanding defenders of sacred icons. We owe to him the first Catholic theology of the icon. His work, „The Defence speeches against those who reject sacred icons” constitutes the answer given to the iconoclasts. The most important argument justifying the veneration of icons is the mystery of the incarnation of the Son of God being the image of the invisible God. The incarnation which liberates one from idolatry lies at the root of a positive vision of matter. John of Damascus refers to the ancient Christian tradition of icon veneration recognizing the word and the image as its essential elements. His teaching would play a key role during the Council of Nicaea in 787

    Il simbolo di fede del primo concilio di Nicea nel processo della formazione della fede in Gesù Cristo

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    Il concilio di Nicea (325) è stato convocato per dirimere la controversia ariana. Il presente articolo è dedicato alla riflessione sulla nicena definizione di fede, frutto del consenso dei vescovi fedeli alla tradizione della Chiesa. Nel nostro studio viene analizzato il testo originale del simbolo di Nicea, sottolineando particolarmente le aggiunte antiariane più significative: la clausola „cioè dalla sostanza del Padre” e le frasi „Dio vero da Dio vero”, „generato, non creato”, „consustanziale al Padre”. Rilevata nel testo del simbolo la fedeltà alla tradizione (p.1) e la dimensione comunitaria della fede (p. 2), la nostra ricerca presenta la fede in Gesù Cristo, vero Dio (p. 3) e vero uomo (contesto soteriologico) (p. 4). La parte finale è dedicata alla formazione del linguaggio cristologico in Chiesa (p. 5) e alla deellenizzazione del contenuto del dogma (p. 6)
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