Verbum Vitae, 2020, T. 37, Nr 2: Varia
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- ItemPrzemysław Adam Wiśniewski, La discendenza di Aronne. Studio diacronico di Ex 24*; Lv 10*; Nb 17*; Nb 27* (Supplementi alla Rivista Biblica 62; Bologna: EDB 2017)(Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020) Rzepka, BarbaraThe book review of Przemysław Adam Wiśniewski, La discendenza di Aronne. Studio diacronico di Ex 24*; Lv 10*; Nb 17*; Nb 27* (Supplementi alla Rivista Biblica 62; Bologna: EDB 2017). Pp. 282. € 36,00. ISBN 978-88-10-254-5.
- ItemMedia Education and the New Evangelization. Part One: Media Components and Challenges(Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020) Chmielewski, MirosławThis article represents the first instalment of a two-part study on the relationship between media education and the new evangelization. The author puts forward a claim that pursuing the new evangelization in the Church demands the media education of the evangelizers and their cooperation with leaders in media education. Proving this thesis advances via three stages: (1) Outlining selected components of the media context of the new evangelization, in light of selected theses from the Church Magisterium; (2) Discussing selected challenges for both media education and the new evangelization; and (3) Presenting selected postulates and educational proposals for media literacy formation and the new evangelization. This last part outlines five media components of the new evangelization, along with three main challenges for both media and the new evangelization, stemming from their interrelationship. The main research methods used in this article are: the Magisterial method, sub ratione Dei, and comparative synthesis
- ItemThe Theology of Spirituality: Its Growing Importance Amid the Transformations of the Modern World and the Church(Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020) Rybicki, AdamThis article raises issues surrounding the theology of spirituality as a relatively new theological focus. It argues that, faced with a changing world and numerous new (or perceived as new) phenomena, the theology of spirituality, as a scholarly area examining spiritual experience, is becoming a branch of theological research of increasing importance. The first part of this article focuses on the ever-growing areas of interest found within the theology of spirituality, a growth stemming from the core of the field itself (agere sequitur esse). The second part emphasizes the newer areas of interest within the theology of spirituality. These new horizons arise from the pluralism of theology itself and the criteria used in differentiating theological disciplines, such as ethno-geographic, doctrinal, and ascetic-practical concerns. In particular, amid a fast-changing world in which information and mutual contact have become incredibly accessible, the interpenetration of cultures and traditions can not only be of great value but also carry the dangers of a chaotic eclecticism. As this accessibility becomes ever easier and more pervasive, contemporary human beings can thus become confused, not only about their worldviews but also concerning their spiritual and religious beliefs. Thus, research into the theology of spirituality is becoming increasingly more important.
- ItemOn Some Anthropological Foundations of Spirituality(Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020) Jastrzębski, AndrzejTaking into account today’s progression towards a better notion of spirituality, the development of universal anthropological foundations is of vital importance. They can be found in the classical metaphysical understanding of the human mind. From a practical point of view, spirituality expresses itself in the way people think and behave. To better understand the anthropological foundations of spirituality, we will begin by examining two ways of discovering reality: intuition of being and intuition of good. Looking at these intuitions will give us a better understanding of the issues pertaining to spirituality with its self-transcending dynamism.
- ItemCatechesis and Catholic Religious Education: Distinct Nonetheless Complementary(Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020) Sultana, Carl-MarioCatechesis and religious education are two ways in which the ministry for the education for the faith is exercised, but within different physical contexts and with interlocutors coming from different backgrounds. Moreover, both catechesis and religious education share the same contents, which are passed on to the interlocutors. This paper seeks to shed some light on the relationship between catechesis and religious education, in terms of their being distinct but at the same time complementary to each other. In this pursuit, we put forward arguments from both directions, those in favour of considering Catholic Religious Education and catechesis as identical and those viewing the two as distinct. The aim is to highlight the specific mission and role of each in education for the faith of the contemporary human being.