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Tytuł: | Chrystocentryzm w teorii i praktyce przepowiadania słowa Bożego |
Autor: | Szewczyk, Leszek |
Słowa kluczowe: | chrystocentryzm; homilia; przepowiadanie; christocentrism; homily; preaching |
Data wydania: | 2011 |
Źródło: | "Studia Pastoralne" (2011), Nr 7, s. 310-319 |
Abstrakt: | Christocentrism is a viewpoint or an attitude according to which Jesus Christ is the
central point of the whole reality of the thoughtful world and most of all a man. The need
to apply christocentrism in the preaching ministry is underlined by the teaching of the
Church, especially after Vaticanum II. Also a contemporary homiletics theory states that
the whole preaching should be christocentric since God revealed himself in the fullest
way in Jesus Christ and it is in Him where the salvation of the world and man takes
place. The question is, however, whether the practice follows the guidelines? The aim of
this study is an attempt to answer the following question: to what extent contemporary
preachers apply the rule of christocentricism and in what way it is manifested in their
practice? From the conducted analyses it can be seen that chrystology-oriented issues are
common ones in preaching. Priests talk about issues of divinity and humanity of Christ
very often. The same applies to mysteries of His life and actions within the Church. In
most cases they are faithful to the Church’s guidelines to place Christ in the centre of each
preaching. This positive assessment of the contemporary preaching requires, however,
a few words of comment concerning certain deficiencies. The most common mistakes
in christocentric preaching are as follows: historicism, inadequate proportions between
a redemptive indicative and a moral imperative as well as a disturbed rules of a hierarchy
of the articles of faith in preaching. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12128/19584 |
ISSN: | 1734-4433 |
Pojawia się w kolekcji: | Artykuły (W.Teol)
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