What is the significance of the human body, and how does our understanding of the body influence the way we live? In a culture that proclaims freedom and autonomy above all other virtues, the Christian understanding of a person’s body not belonging to oneself but to God is radical. Irenaeus in Against Heresies and Athanasius in On the Incarnation defend the Christian faith and understanding of the body against heretics of their day, upholding the intrinsic goodness of creation and of human bodies. These saints point to the Incarnation as the necessary way in which God has thoroughly redeemed human flesh and the whole of man. Irenaeus’ and Athanasius’ understanding of the body as handiwork of God, integral to being human, and fully redeemed ...
After his conversion, Ignatius of Loyola displayed Manichaeic hostility towards issues connected wit...
[Extract] Within the Christian tradition, the Incarnation and ascension of Christ and the eventual p...
This chapter explores the theme of moral injury from the perspective of early Christian anthropology...
In the following work I try to grasp the theme of body and corporeality as a gift in Christian conce...
Hunt examines the apparent paradox that Jesus' earthly existence and post resurrection appearances a...
The research focussed on the embodiment of God and approached this theme through a discussion on th...
Two previous issues of the “Horizons of Education” were devoted to the problems of the spirit, human...
<p>Socrates described man as a soul imprisoned in the body, whereas the soul is in him that somethin...
If Godhead is to be revealed in the created order, it will be revealed most adequately in manhood, s...
The sacred body of Christ is a mirror that reflects our own sacred beauty. We experience this beauty...
The book “The Body […] is […] for the Lord, and the Lord for the Body” (1 Cor 6, 13). Biblical Found...
Recently it has become fashionable to speak about embodied religion, religion as bodily processes an...
The purpose of my thesis is to understand the way Paul of Tarsus uses notions of the human body in I...
The Czech body of God Christian perception of personal God is to a large extent based on the e...
Anima forma corporis: This motto, which was formulated in the 14th century in the Council of Vienne,...
After his conversion, Ignatius of Loyola displayed Manichaeic hostility towards issues connected wit...
[Extract] Within the Christian tradition, the Incarnation and ascension of Christ and the eventual p...
This chapter explores the theme of moral injury from the perspective of early Christian anthropology...
In the following work I try to grasp the theme of body and corporeality as a gift in Christian conce...
Hunt examines the apparent paradox that Jesus' earthly existence and post resurrection appearances a...
The research focussed on the embodiment of God and approached this theme through a discussion on th...
Two previous issues of the “Horizons of Education” were devoted to the problems of the spirit, human...
<p>Socrates described man as a soul imprisoned in the body, whereas the soul is in him that somethin...
If Godhead is to be revealed in the created order, it will be revealed most adequately in manhood, s...
The sacred body of Christ is a mirror that reflects our own sacred beauty. We experience this beauty...
The book “The Body […] is […] for the Lord, and the Lord for the Body” (1 Cor 6, 13). Biblical Found...
Recently it has become fashionable to speak about embodied religion, religion as bodily processes an...
The purpose of my thesis is to understand the way Paul of Tarsus uses notions of the human body in I...
The Czech body of God Christian perception of personal God is to a large extent based on the e...
Anima forma corporis: This motto, which was formulated in the 14th century in the Council of Vienne,...
After his conversion, Ignatius of Loyola displayed Manichaeic hostility towards issues connected wit...
[Extract] Within the Christian tradition, the Incarnation and ascension of Christ and the eventual p...
This chapter explores the theme of moral injury from the perspective of early Christian anthropology...