The present article, after a short introduction to the course and context of St. Augustine’s life, aims to set out a succinct note on the meaning of ‘heart’ for this author. After referring to the biblical and Christian sources that preceded St. Augustine, it goes on to consider how he sees the heart as the place of passage from the inner man (homo interior) to the spiritual man (homo spiritalis). Finally, after brief remarks on the Augustinian semantics of the word ‘heart’, the article concludes with the illustration of two biblical passages from the Gospel of St. Matthew, namely: “Blessed are the pure in heart” (5, 8) and “Learn from me, for I am meek and lowly in heart” (11, 29), in the light of texts resulting from the pastoral activity...
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NO De Magistro, Santo Agostinho coloca a reza e o canto numa posição similar, à margem das funções i...
É sabido como Lucas concede uma atenção profunda à singularidade do estatuto de Jesus, recorrendo a ...
The question relative to the motive of incarnation has been seen in the history of theology in at le...
The aim of this essay is to develop a theological reflexion with a view to articulating what can be ...
Even his contemporaries, especially Julian of Eclanum, accused Augustine of ‘inventing’ original sin...
Fundamental theology should always be prepared to ‘provide the reason for our hope’ (1 P 3,15) in th...
Fellowship is a fundamental and permanent challenge in the pastoral work of the Church and, after al...
The article discusses the issue of so-called “canonical reading” and its role in the theological und...
This article presents the manner in which some of the principal contemporary theologians have regard...
O acolhimento é um desafio fundamental e permanente para a pastoral da Igreja e, afinal, uma experiê...
Nicolau Cabasilas, an eastern lay theologian of the 14th century, left one of the most profound refl...
It is the question of the experience and visibility of the Christian faith, in a cultural context th...
In Christian anthropology Christ illumines and interprets the whole mystery of Man (cf. Gn 22), incl...
Taking as a starting point an analysis of hermeneutic aspects of access to Jesus, through the intera...
This study presents the sanctity of the Church as viewed by J.-A. Möhler (†1838). To this end it bri...
NO De Magistro, Santo Agostinho coloca a reza e o canto numa posição similar, à margem das funções i...
É sabido como Lucas concede uma atenção profunda à singularidade do estatuto de Jesus, recorrendo a ...
The question relative to the motive of incarnation has been seen in the history of theology in at le...