Majcher, Zbigniew2026-01-142026-01-142002Seminare, 2002, Tom 18, s. 15-29.1232-8766https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/40723For twenty centuries already the unlimited and redemptive presence of God in the man Jesus ‒ the fundamental fact of the Bible and the most original matter of revelation ‒ has been the object of continual reflection. Men of all times and different places approach this mystery with predetermined images and associations of the socio-economic and spiritual milieu in which they live and, as a result, there are always new and different lights on the unique mystery of Christ. The same mystery of Christ arrived at in diverse ways finds wide varieties of expression. A new accent characterizes the contemporary approach to the mystery of Christ. For instance in modern African theology, especially in the last three decades contextual African Christology has developed. A well understood theology of inculturation helps to approach Christ with the African mentality. African Christology is based on African traditional socio-religious models. Jesus Christ seen as traditional healer is one of the main models of contemporary African Christology.polCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychJezus ChrystusJezus Chrystus jako traumaturgtraumaturgAfrykachrystologiachrystologia afrykańskaafrykański model chrystologicznyteologiazdrowieuzdrowicielchorobyBibliaPismo Świętemedycynareligiamisjeafrykańskie Kościoły chrześcijańskieuzdrowieniedziałalność misyjnamisje w Afrycesoteriologiczny wymiar uzdrawianiasoteriologiaJezus uzdrawiający w Ewangeliachreligie afrykańskieznachorzyteologia afrykańskateologowieteologowie afrykańscycierpieniecierpienie ludzkieChrystus wobec cierpieniaChrystus wobec cierpienia ludzkiegoJesus ChristJesus Christ as thaumaturgethaumaturgeAfricaChristologyAfrican ChristologyAfrican Christological modeltheologyhealthhealerdiseasesBiblemedicinereligionmissionsAfrican Christian Churcheshealingmissionary activitiesmissions in Africasoteriological dimension of healingsoteriologyJesus healing in the GospelsAfrican religionsmedicine menAfrican theologytheologiansAfrican theologianssufferinghuman sufferingChrist towards sufferingChrist towards human sufferingArticle