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autor: Drzyżdżyk, S.
tytuł: Piekło - odrzucona miłość Boża
Teologia w Polsce 5,1 (2011) 41-55          pełny tekst artykułu   spis treści rocznika

słowa kluczowe: eschatologiapiekłomiłość

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HELL - GOD'S REJECTED LOVE. SUMMARY
Paper "Hell - God's Rejected Love" deals with a subject that is always lively and exciting for a theological reflection on man's ultimate fate. It concerns Hell, which - as Karl Rahner says - is a real and unavoidable possibility for pilgrims. The paper touches upon such notions as: relation between love and freedom, the absurdity of Hell, and ambiguity of Biblical texts which on the one hand include rather strict words about damnation, but on the other, leave no doubt that universal redemption is the will of God. The paper shows love as a choice which is not a risk but a continuing inner appeal to man's freedom to want to choose God. However, one who consistently rejects love becomes a creator of Hell as it is man that is ultimately the maker of Hell in the same way as he is the maker of sin.


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autor: Drzyżdżyk, S.
tytuł: Niepokalane Poczęcie Maryi jako problem teologiczny w okresie scholastyki
Teologia w Polsce 3,1 (2009) 63-87          pełny tekst artykułu   spis treści rocznika

słowa kluczowe: mariologianiepokalane poczęciehistoria teologiischolastyka

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December 8, 2009 marks the 155th anniversary of the proclamation of a dogma of the Immaculate Conception of St. Mary. Such an anniversary is an occasion to come back to this difficult issue of theology and recollect the discussions and debates which resulted in Pius IX's bull Ineffabilis Deus, followed by the proclamation of his dogma. The problem of original sanctity of the Mother of God became an issue of special interest to theo-logians who study Mariology. Reflection on the sanctity of Mary was the very source of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception. This was closely related to introducing such notions as being preserved from sin - praeservatio and preservative redemption - praeredemptio. Theologians began to study this issue as the feast of St. Mary's Conception was spreading form East to West. The basic problem that theology faced in order to properly interpret this issue was the teaching about the generality of the original sin, and as a result, the need of general redemption. Another problem at that time was anthro-pology, according to which man was given a soul only after some time following the conception. John Duns Scot, a Franciscan monk, proposed a solution. His arguments, just as the arguments of his opponents, were based on the special dignity of Christ. His understanding of it, however, was that that taking St. Mary out of the general rule of sin will not deprive Christ of his glory, but multiply it. By "freeing" God's activity from time frames he maintained that St. Mary in conceiving Christ was saved from sin, and this happened because of the expected merits of her Son's Passion.


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