Polonia Sacra, 2019, R. 23, Nr 1 (55)
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Pozycja L’approccio agatologico-cristologico al concetto di persona nella riflessione teatrologica-teologica di Hans Urs von Balthasar e di Józef TischnerWołowski, Lech (Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Papieskiego Jana Pawła II, 2019)In quest’articolo, presentiamo l’approccio contemporaneo alla comprensione teologica del concetto di persona, formatosi nella corrente del pensiero teodrammatico, rappresentato da H. U. von Balthasar e da J. Tischner. Descriviamo gli aspetti fondamentali antropologici (agatologici–dialogici) e teologici (cristologici–trinitari) caratteristici degli approcci di entrambi gli autori. Prestiamo attenzione particolare ai contributi originali di Balthasar e di Tischner al problema preso in esame, soprattutto per quanto riguarda l’uso della terminologia teatrologica nelle considerazioni riguardanti la descrizione teologica del concetto di persona. L’asse dell’analisi la costituisce il paragone tra due teatrologiche–teologiche analogie chiave, riguardante la nozione di persona introdotte dagli autori su menzionati e concernente, rispettivamente, il rapporto ruolo – missione (Balthasar) e quello di maschera – volto (Tischner).Pozycja Towards an Adequate AnthropologyJastrzębski, Andrzej (Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Papieskiego Jana Pawła II, 2019)An adequate anthropology is an anthropology that sees each human being as a person. It reveals fully our complexity and the fascinating dignity of human beings. ‘Adequate anthropology’ is a term proposed by John Paul II and based on three sources: The Bible, theology, and philosophy. Generally speaking, its aim consists in the defense of a large and holistic concept of our existence in opposition to all contemporary reductionistic accounts. Developing an adequate anthropology enables us to discover the very truth about ourselves. While considering the results of scientific research, it never loses sight of revelation. It is through revelation that the Creator of our being gives us the best insights into ourselves. An adequate anthropology begins by reflecting on our existential situation, which is the splintering of God’s image in us, and ends with the incarnate Word as the model of a perfect personhood.