Koncepcje zdrowia i choroby w starożytnej kulturze klasycznej i w ujęciu biblijnym. Próba porównania

dc.contributor.authorKatolo, Artur J.
dc.date.accessioned2025-02-03T09:51:01Z
dc.date.available2025-02-03T09:51:01Z
dc.date.issued2009
dc.description.abstractIn the ancient classical-pagan culture (Greece and Rome) existed conviction, that the illness acts from the patient somebody devoid reason (phroneisis), and unable to treat the moral decisions. Only the healthy and beautiful man (kalos) can be good (agathos). ”Kalos” was used to mark the moral virtue. “Agatos” marked the virtue of the physical health. In ancient Greece becomes visible gradual leaving from the magicreligious idea of disease and the health. Medical schools sought in the nature the reasons of the pathological states of the organism. Depending on the idea of “arche”, the state of health or disease dependes or from the system of atoms, or from the state of equilibrium between different qualities, or from the local disturbances in the organism, or from the influence of externa factors on the state of “humours” in the organism (secreta or vital powers). In ancient Rom the idea of the health and the disease, along the development of the medical knowledge and with more and more strong receipts of the greek’s culture, followed the retreat from the magic interpretation. One suspected the reasons of disease in natural factors and in the modus vivendi of the patient (especially in his customs). One sought also reasons of pathology in the physiological occurrences, basing on the humoral theory. The health was comprehended as the state of physiological equilibrium of the organism. The health was relative to good customs of the patient and profitable factors of the external environment. For Christianity, the sick is not somebody devoid of moral virtues, how this was seen in the ancient Greek and Roman. The sick is the man who needs cures on spiritual and physical level. The disease is not an effect of the anger of gods (from this idea was yet liberated the Greek and Roman medicine), but is relative to natural factors and bad customs of the patient. The biblical view improved this idea evidencing, that an efficient reason of every evil on earth is Satan, who can use the nature against the man. How long the man stays under the sin, so long the pathology touches him – body and soul. Whole man is ill, as the spiritual-physical unity.
dc.description.sponsorshipKuria Metropolitalna Gdańska
dc.identifier.citationStudia Gdańskie, 2009, T. 24, s. 195-209.
dc.identifier.issn0137-4341
dc.identifier.urihttps://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/27169
dc.language.isopl
dc.publisherGdańskie Seminarium Duchowne
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dc.subjectzdrowie
dc.subjectchoroba
dc.subjectstarożytność
dc.subjectkultura
dc.subjectkultura starożytna
dc.subjectkultura klasyczna
dc.subjectstarożytne koncepcje zdrowia
dc.subjectstarożytne koncepcje choroby
dc.subjectBiblia
dc.subjectPismo Święte
dc.subjectstarożytna Grecja
dc.subjectGrecja
dc.subjectRzym
dc.subjectstarożytny Rzym
dc.subjecthealth
dc.subjectsickness
dc.subjectillness
dc.subjectantiquity
dc.subjectculture
dc.subjectancient culture
dc.subjectclassical culture
dc.subjectancient concepts of health
dc.subjectancient concepts of sickness
dc.subjectBible
dc.subjectancient Greece
dc.subjectGreece
dc.subjectRome
dc.subjectancient Rome
dc.titleKoncepcje zdrowia i choroby w starożytnej kulturze klasycznej i w ujęciu biblijnym. Próba porównania
dc.title.alternativeConceptions of Health and Illness in the Classical Culture of Ancient Times and in the Bible
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