Roczniki Teologii Dogmatycznej, 2009, T. 1(56)

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    Elementy hermeneutyki chrystologicznej w encyklice „Redemptor hominis”
    Barth, Grzegorz (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
    The encyclical “Redemptor hominis” that was published 30 years ago is still a living source from which one may draw power that inspires him to reflect on the mystery of Jesus Christ as well as on the whole reality. It contains elements of Christological hermeneutics allowing to better understand and interpret the reality of God, the world and man in the light of the person of Christ. Via the mystery of Incarnation He is the hermeneutic structure of every being. It is in Him that the depth and universality of the code that interprets every individual, concrete aspect of reality (Universale Concretum), since the whole reason, natural regularity and moral norm, meaning and value that appear in the world, are integrated and brought to perfection in this one particular Logos that became a man.
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    Jak wypowiedzieć Niewypowiedzianego? W poszukiwaniu adekwatnego języka w teologii
    Barth, Grzegorz (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
    In contemporary humanist reflection nearly every problem is posed and interpreted on the basis of the language that is the point of departure. This co-dependence is present also in the field of theology, and perhaps it is even more significant there. The problem of the language shows the tension, or maybe even contradiction, between the conviction about inadequacy of every human language in the face of the mystery of God, and the belief that actually this language refers to God Himself. The truth about an analogous and symbolical character of the theological language is a solution to this problem. Finally the work and the person of Jesus Christ (analogia Christi) is the basis for adequacy of the language in theology.