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PublicationTódor Csaba202112Pages: 105--120

Examining Some Ethical Issues in the Context of War -- One of the main questions of this paper is whether the arguments in defence of war can be coupled with equal concern for the laws of war. While a permissive reading of the classical, theological just war tradition draws a number of conclu-sions that can be debated, this essay has attempted to draw attention to the fact that Augustine's questions of disordered political commitments (loves) are insep-arable from the more familiar questions of “right reason”, “right power” and “right intention”. Augustine’s reading reminds us that political desires still determine not only decisions to enter into armed conflict, but also the application of the inter-national law. On the one hand, politics is a means of influencing the dominant powers, a means of spreading their values, but also a means of holding them to account. It is also the voice of the oppressed and the vulnerable.

PublicationTódor Csaba2021Pages: 683--702

Az 1990-es évek krízishelyzete Kelet-Közép-Európában, s így Erdélyben is bizonyos szempontból hasonló az 1930-as évek Amerikájához, ahol a válság hirtelen jött. A lényeges különbség a mi esetünkben az, hogy mi alkalmazkodtunk ezekhez a szociális kedvezőtlenségekhez. A posztszocialista instabilitás életmóddá vált, és nem pusztán túlélése a hirtelen jött, váratlan helyzetnek. Nincs semmiféle stratégia, sem hosszú távú tervezés, a globális piac függőségében élő posztszocialista államok számára rendkívül természetes az állandó készenlét. Az egyetlen stratégia talán, ami az elmúlt harminc évben az emberekben kialakult: mindennap készenlétben állni és várni, hogy valami történni fog.

PublicationRezi Elek2021Pages: 654--666

A koronavírus-járvány következményeit értékelő magyar nyelvű teológiai, ekléziológiai, liturgiai szakirodalom a járvány megjelenése óta egyre gyarapodik. A közölt tanulmányok átfogó teológiai értékeléseket, szempontokat, véleményeket, észrevételeket, reflexiókat, kritikákat fogalmaztak meg a koronavírus-járvány alatti vallásos és egyházi élet két fontos témájával kapcsolatosan: a távistentiszteletek (online istentiszteletek) és az úrvacsora kérdésköreit, valamint az ezekhez kapcsolódó problémaköröket is érintették.

PublicationPapp György2021Pages: 99--118

This paper is an expanded and somewhat more elaborated version of an earlier study in which I tried to give a general overview on the word-usage concerning the passion of Jesus Christ in the early Christian creeds. The purpose of this short paper is in part to give a comparative presentation of the sufferings of Lord Jesus Christ in the Western Creeds, and in part I also try to define the role of mentioning the name of Pontius Pilatus in them.

PublicationPapp György20081016Pages: 700--708

In this short paper I would like to provide a comparative analysis of the passages concerning the passion of the Lord Jesus Christ of the Early Christian confessions (among them the Apostolic Creed1 as well), because these passages are frequently the source of theological misunderstanding and debates. The main question which urged me to do this research had occurred in relation with the Apostolic Creed. How do we say correctly: ‘I believe in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord: Who was conceived of the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried; He descended into hell…’ or ‘I believe in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord: Who was conceived of the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered, under Pontius Pilate He was crucified, died, and was buried; He descended into hell…’? I shall try to answer this question by analysing the relevant passages of the creeds which were composed in the first six centuries.

ThesisGáspár Zoltán2000Pages: 43Supervisor: Tonk Sándor