Czupryk, Rafał2025-09-112025-09-112018Resovia Sacra, 2018, Tom 25, s. 77-90.1234-8880https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/35771The article deals with issues related to the core of Christian humanism. The starting point of the deliberations is the historical heritage of humanism, which dates back to the Greek-Roman antiquity. Subsequently, the question of the influence of Christianity on the development of the new anthropology, that changes the spectrum of human cognition, is raised. Further reflection goes back to Christian humanism and is an attempt to justify the research issue included in the title of the article: “Christian humanism as the expression of an upgrade of the human person.” Among the sources expounding the essence of Christian humanism were the statements of the popes: Paul VI, John Paul II, and Benedict XVI.plCC-BY-SA - Uznanie autorstwa - Na tych samych warunkachhumanizmosobaantropocentryzmhumanizm chrześcijańskichrześcijaństwostarożytnośćJan Paweł IIKarol WojtyłaJoseph RatzingerBenedykt XVIGrecja starożytnaantropologiaklasycznygrecki humanizmhumanitaswartościhumanizm chrześcijański w nauczaniu soboru watykańskiego IIhumanizm chrześcijański w nauczaniu Pawła VIsobór watykański IIPaweł VIczłowiekJan Paweł II o humanizmie chrześcijańskimnauczanie papieskieBenedykt XVI o priorytetach humanizmunauczanie Jana Pawła IInauczanie Benedykta XVIhumanizm w nauczaniu Jana Pawła IIhumanizm w nauczaniu Benedykta XVIdokumenty Kościołagodność człowiekaBóghumanismpersonanthropocentrismChristian humanismChristianityantiquityJohn Paul IIBenedict XVIancient GreeceanthropologyclassicalGreek humanismvaluesChristian humanism in the teaching of Vatican IIChristian humanism in the Paul VI’s teachingSecond Vatican CouncilVatican IIPaul VIhumanJohn Paul II on Christian humanismpapal teachingBenedict XVI on the priorities of humanismJohn Paul II’s teachingBenedict XVI’s teachinghumanism in the John Paul II’s teachinghumanism in the Benedict XVI’s teachingChurch documentshuman dignityGodArticle