pomen posta v življenju kristjana
Tadej Pagon (Author), Janez Ferkolj (Mentor)

Abstract

Za post moremo reči, da je del krščanskega izročila, katerega pomen in smoter se je v sekularizirani družbi nekoliko zakril oz. izgubil. Zategadelj moremo reči da močne duhovnosti, ki izhaja iz nje, ne znamo docela vrednotiti. Na drugi strani je mnogo ljudi, ki se navdušujejo za asketske vaje in postenje, ki prihajajo iz vzhodnih religioznih področij. To narekuje potrebo po ovrednotenju posta znotraj tradicije Svetega pisma in zgodovinskega razvoja Cerkve. Krščanstvo ni samouničevanje, temveč je usmerjeno v življenje. Naloga želi izpostaviti, da post vodi k urejenosti življenja posameznika in njegovih odnosov, zato je pomembno, da ponovno odkrijemo pomen, sporočilnost in duhovnost posta. Iz tega sledi, da je v gledanju pomembno preiti od hrane za telo in askeze (kar post kot tak tudi pomeni) do najbolj vzvišenega zakramenta – svete Evharistije. Vso delo osvetli z vidik Svetega pisma, izročila in življenja svetnikov. Človek je duša in telo. V pričujočem delu je prikazan pomen hrane za telo, obenem pa tudi odpovedi tistemu, kar jemlje ostrino duha, s tem pa tudi posluh za to, da bi mogli slišati in živeti iz Besede, ki nas hrani za večno življenje v zakramentu svete Evharistije ki je vir in vrhunec življenja in poslanstva Cerkve.

Keywords

post;postenje;askeza;svetost posameznika;krščansko izročilo;pomen hrane;Evharistija;duhovništvo.;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL TEOF - Theological Faculty
Publisher: [T. Pagon]
UDC: 27-536.7(043.2)
COBISS: 109163011 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Life is more than a dish: the importance of fasting in the life of a Christian
Secondary abstract: For fasting, we can say that it is part of the Christian tradition. The meaning and purpose of which in a secularized society is somewhat obscured or lost. Therefore, we can say that we do not know how to fully value the strong spirituality that comes from it. On the other hand, there are many people who are enthusiastic about ascetic exercises and fasting which come from Eastern religious fields. This dictates the need to evaluate fasting within the tradition of the Bible and the historical development of the Church. Christianity is not self-destruction, but life-oriented. The paper seeks to point out that fasting leads to the orderliness of the individual's life and relationships, therefore it is important to rediscover the meaning, message and spirituality of fasting. It follows that in viewing it is important to pass up food for the body and asceticism (which fasting as such also means) to the most exalted sacrament - the Holy Eucharist. We want to interpret this whole path through the aspect of the Bible, tradition and the lives of saints. Man has a soul and a body. In the present work we want to highlight the importance of food for the body, but also the renunciation of what takes away the sharpness of the spirit; thus the ear for being able to hear and live from the Word, which is more than food and guides us to food for eternal life. It directs us to the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, which is the source and culmination of the life and mission of the Church. God created man as a spiritual and physical being.
Secondary keywords: fasting;asceticism;holiness of the individual;Christian tradition;meaning of food;Eucharist;priesthood.;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Teološka fak.
Pages: V, 82 str.
ID: 15115946