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The secularization in the Czech Republic as a theological problem
Roubík, Pavel ; Filipi, Pavel (advisor) ; Beneš, Ladislav (referee)
The Secularization in the Czech Republic as a Theological Problem. The theme of the thesis is the secularization in the Czech context, namely in relation to the theoretical solving of the problem from the aspect of sociology of religion and the- ology, as well as the empirical exploration. In the first part it surveys the development of the concept in respect of the specific culture and sociopolitical events; it attends the theme in the light of sociology of religion, in particular with Thomas Luckmann and Pe- ter L. Berger, whose findings I consider the most useful for the theological grasping of the problem. The thesis copes with the secularization theory, which was determining the discussion on the secularization across the sciences for a long time. Further on it deals with the theme of the secularization in the world theology. It concentrates exclu- sively on its protestant part, especially in the German area. Special attention is paid to Ulrich Barth. In the second part the thesis deals with the analysis of the religious scene on the basis of special sociological research and on the census. It examines and con- firms the allegation that the Czech Republic is the most secularized European country, and he endeavors to outline possible historical preconditions of this fact. In the third part the...
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Friedrich Mildenberger's Theology.
Roubík, Pavel ; Štefan, Jan (advisor) ; Čapek, Filip (referee) ; Hošek, Pavel (referee)
Friedrich Mildenberger's Theology. The submitted dissertation represents generally first presen- tation of Friedrich Mildenberger's theology with distinctive concentration on his opus magnum three-volume Biblical Dogmatics. Friedrich Mildenberger is the only systematic theologian who was developing "pan-biblical theology" lifelong. Overwhelming majority of his work is con- nected with his working at the theological faculty in Erlangen. Mildenberger strove for the proper use of scripture in church which historical-critical interpreting cannot meet. His Biblical Dogmatics principally combines biblical theology with dogmatic questioning and endeavours to understand scripture applicably. Biblical Dogmatics is conceived of as posing the questions to which the biblical texts are to be discussed as answer For Mildenberger's interpreting of the Bible, it's peculiar to interlacing theology (the constitution of reality in God) and economics - or with James Barr rather oikonomia -, i.e. the restitution of reality by God. The specificity of his questioning and originality (!) determines the abandonment of the traditional encyclopaedic separation/division and theology study. Mildenberger follows the Lutheran Orthodoxy tradi- tion, Enlightenment, the so-called dialectical theology and contemporary theological...
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The secularization in the Czech Republic as a theological problem
Roubík, Pavel ; Filipi, Pavel (advisor) ; Beneš, Ladislav (referee)
The Secularization in the Czech Republic as a Theological Problem. The theme of the thesis is the secularization in the Czech context, namely in relation to the theoretical solving of the problem from the aspect of sociology of religion and the- ology, as well as the empirical exploration. In the first part it surveys the development of the concept in respect of the specific culture and sociopolitical events; it attends the theme in the light of sociology of religion, in particular with Thomas Luckmann and Pe- ter L. Berger, whose findings I consider the most useful for the theological grasping of the problem. The thesis copes with the secularization theory, which was determining the discussion on the secularization across the sciences for a long time. Further on it deals with the theme of the secularization in the world theology. It concentrates exclu- sively on its protestant part, especially in the German area. Special attention is paid to Ulrich Barth. In the second part the thesis deals with the analysis of the religious scene on the basis of special sociological research and on the census. It examines and con- firms the allegation that the Czech Republic is the most secularized European country, and he endeavors to outline possible historical preconditions of this fact. In the third part the...
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