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Czynnik religijny w wychowaniu i samowychowaniu
Parysiewicz, Beata M. (Redakcja Wydawnictw Wydziału Teologicznego Uniwersytetu Opolskiego, 2015)
The article takes up the problem of understanding the religious education in the contemporary social and cultural context. It analyses the leading contemporary cultural attitudes, those of activism and autonomy in the perspective of building personal holiness of the believer, confronting them with the attitudes of submission to the will of God in a spirit of humility. The article addresses the issue of human subjectivity and its absolutist interpretation, in which freedom has no limits, which makes it difficult to adopt the Christian ideal of education, based on the active search for the will of God and obedience to it. The article also takes up the question of dogmas as a form of objectification of human religious experience, necessary for the proper development of religiosity and the way to holiness of life. The last issue discussed is a prayer as a tool for spiritual development and the obstacles and their consequences in the proper understanding and use of prayers, caused by mixing orders of spiritual and cultural myths.
Model pracy socjalnej i asystentury rodziny a pedagogika
Parysiewicz, Beata M. (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2017)
The study discusses models of social work and family assistance from the perspective of the liberal cultural paradigm. It opens the debate about the consequences of employing this paradigm for an individual, family, social work and family assistance, and the society as a whole. In this perspective, it discusses the issue of the place and importance of pedagogy in education, social work, and family assistance.
The Cognitive Aspect of Upbringing to Love in the Actions of the Families’ Ministry for Marriage and Family
Parysiewicz, Beata M. (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2017)
The article addresses the issue of the doctrinal aspect of the activities of the families’ ministry in the field of teaching about love as a foundation of the Catholic marriage and family. It analyses the question of defining Christian love, its meaning for the proper structure of marriage and family and the correct fulfilment of their tasks. It also points to the links between the correct understanding of love and faith, calling, and salvation. The article also presents the order of love as a foundation of Christian marital and family life and the consequences of breaking that order.