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    Theology of Harmony in Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC) Documents
    Wita, Grzegorz (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2013)
    This paper presents a new perspective on theology, especially the theology of religions, proposed by the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC). The key concept is the harmony, striving toward which firmly inscribed in the religious concepts of Asian philosophical point of view. Understanding of harmony was outlined in the Eastern religions and the perception in the perspective of redemption in Jesus Christ and His Church. Shown are a number of documents and initiatives of FABC that refer to the idea of harmony as a common denominator for Asian theology. Triple form of dialogue (with the poor, with the culture and interreligious) selected as a criterion of activities of the Church in Asia seems to be most fully understood and implemented with a view of harmony.
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    Wybrane zagadnienia aszanckiego pojęcia bliskości i oddalenia Istoty Najwyższej
    Wita, Grzegorz (Księgarnia Św. Jacka, 2004)
    The article presents an indigenous way of Ashanti perception and their expressions of remoteness and closeness of their Supreme Being – Onyame. Attributes of uniqueness, omniscience and omnipotence point to God’s transcendence. The Ashanti reveal these ideas by using three honorary names for calling Onyame: Onyankopon Kwame, Anansi Kokroko and Odomankoma. This confirms absolute transcendence of Onyame’s nature. At the same time these West African peoples acknowledge permanent and immanent presence of Supreme Being among their life matters. This knowledge comes from the functions which Onyame plays as creator, king and protector of the Ashanti. Direct worship to Supreme Being is an exceptional consequence of this. Attributes of transcendence and immanence are paradoxically complementary. That is why one ought to treat them both as corrective and complex values. Only in that way one can build an adequate idea of the Ashanti Supreme Being.