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Európa szenved, a 20. század vészterhes örökségét még nem sikerült feldolgoznia. Gyógyulatlan sebek, tabuk, előítéletek, egymásra sütött bélyegek maradtak a háborúk, rendszerváltások nyomán. Az egyének sorsa is hasonló, ráadásul a közösségek, a biztonságadó kötelékek fellazultak, és a sodródásban halmozódnak a összeütközések. A dolgok orvoslásáról addig álmodni sem lehet, ameddig mentalitásváltás nem történik, és ha az egymáshoz történő odafordulás be is következik, szükséges eltanulni a párbeszéd alapszabályait. Mit is jelent a dialógus?

The Life-work Which Reveals the Delusion of Christianity, the Kierkegaardian Criticism of the Church and Christianity. Entropy is a main characteristic of the human world; consequently the Church also has a similar tendency. Criticism is in symbiosis with Christian life. One of the most important critical analysis of Christianity is made by Kierkegaard. To understand his life-work from the point of view of criticism, we have to deal with three important aspects: a) The religious influence in his childhood. His family comes from the Moravian tradition; he had the opportunity to examine the dark side of this tradition as wel. b) His relationship to other personalities belonging to the golden age of Denmark. This period is characterized by the intensive reception of Hegel. Kierkegaard could not agree with the Danish Hegelians, because his consequent subjectivity was in permanent polemics with the objectivity of speculative theology.

The Problem of Suffering in the Holy Scripture. Suffering is one of the universal problems of mankind. Generally saying, everybody suffers to some extent in a part of his or her life. Corporal suffering has a great influence ont he state of mind, and vice versa. We are searching the reason, the purpose the suffering in human experience, in philosophy and in the same way in the Holy Scripture. In this study the author makes an attempt to lighten the answers of the Bible in the following problems: the different kinds of suffering, the origin and the purpose of it, the problem of the substitute suffering, the Servant of the Lord, the sufferings of Christians and of the Church, the human behaviour under suffering, the blessing of it; the suffering, which leads to death and finally: the suffering in the salvation counsel of God.