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Ecclesiastes as an Incentive to Reflection on the Meaning of Life
Hudziecová, Petra ; Heryán, Ladislav (advisor) ; Milfait, René (referee)
Is it possible to find the meaning of life in this chaotic and often incomprehensible world? And in what therefore one can find it? These are the main issues this bachelor thesis deals with. Guide for searching of meaning in this work is the author of the biblical book of Ecclesiastes, who decided to explore what can be explored and will insist on learning how to understand what is the true meaning of human life. Where this sense can be found and where it is not to be found. Bachelor thesis is divided into three chapters. The first discusses who probably is the author of Ecclesiastes, when the book was written and what was and is its importance in Jewish culture and history. The second chapter examines, based on several verses from the book of Ecclesiastes itself and with the usage of other literary sources, in what the author finds the meaning of human life and in what he does not. Finally, the third chapter contains the application of several principles from the book of Ecclesiastes in social work. The method that was used in the creation of this work was exegetical research. In the book Ecclesiastes we can read that the preacher was wise, and he still taught people, that is why his work became a strong incentive to reflection on the meaning of human life. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Diferences in Fullfiling Needs of Paciens in Hospital for Long-term Ilnesses and in Bedded Hospice
Burgerová, Michaela ; Mašát, Vladimír (advisor) ; Milfait, René (referee)
The bachelor work describes fullfilling of patiental needs in Hospital for long-term illness and hospic. The main goal of this work is description of differences in providing care with the emphasize on needs of patients in both facilities. The research part of this work is done by answer sheets from stuff in both facilities and by intervieww with a man and a woman representing the public community. The research part is also focused on fulfilling needs of patients relations and on stuff in facilities. The research refers to some actions, which are important for better care of patients, their relations and stuff in these facilities. In conclusion I reflect acquire findings. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Human dignity as the basis of human right' s concept
Porubová, Kristina ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Omyl, Daniel (referee)
Human dignity as the basis of human right's concept This thesis aims to show that human dignity could be understood as the human rights basis and aim. Theses is divided into free main chapters. First one called human dignity presents selected documents guaranteeing human dignity or documents providing human dignity its specific content. There are also presented biblical roots of human dignity and Immanuel Kant's conception of human dignity. At the end of this part of thesis there is presented discussion about human rights from the bioethical perspective. Second part is focused on human rights. There are described human rights principles, goals, characteristics and system focusing on human dignity as their basis. In this part there is introduced christian church's attitude to human rights and human dignity as its basis. At the end of this chapter is introduced relationship between social work and human rights. The final third chapter is a summary of the previous text. It presents reasons why human dignity can be seen as the basis of human rights. There are shown the arguments justifying the need for human dignity for a full understanding of human rights. At the end of the chapter there is described European Court of Human Rights decision in case of Pretty vs. United Kingdom which was standing whole...
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Psychosomatics in Connection with the Corresponding Biblical Stories
Poláková, Veronika ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Heryán, Ladislav (referee)
The work deals with psychosomatic in connection with the corresponding biblical stories and is divided into several parts. First, the reader is introduce to the general issue of psychosomatics from which is transition to the specific examples of psychosomatic diseases and along with a sample of places which deal with them. The work also continues to the spiritual dimension of a person, where is explain what it is and whether everybody has it. This chapter also includes the topic of spirituality and specifically Christian spirituality. Furthermore, there is an of three ways from a Christian point of view how to take care of own spiritual component, which includes the preoccupation with the Bible. Thus it is move towards a bridging subject between psychosomatics and biblical stories of healing, which is Hagiotherapy. In Hagiotherapy there is clarify the term, describe to how Hagiotherapy session look like, how people work with the Bible there and how the Bible can help a person as a whole. The penultimate circuit are illness and healing in the Bible, where I point to how the disease was understood in biblical times. However, there is refer to the last and crucial part which is an effort of the disassembly of selected biblical stories of healing and an offer how they can help contemporary people to have their...
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"A time to live and a time to die" in Theological Ethics
Hájková, Hana ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Svobodová, Zuzana (referee)
This bachelor thesis introduces the Leben hat seine Zeit, und Sterben hat seine Zeit handbook by the society of Gemeinschaft Evangelischer Kirchen in Europa. From this handbook the main argumentation theological-ethic tools used in discussions concerning the questions of the end of a human life are taken. The Jewish-Christian religion attaches unique dignity to a human life, which is assumed on the basis of imago Dei or imago Christi. Other aspects related to a human life rise from this dignity. They are aspects such as justification through religion, autonomy of a human being in which the limits among freedom, dependence and responsibility are being clarified. Furthermore, the thesis shows how Gemeinschaft Evangelischer Kirchen in Europa puts its beliefs (related to the questions appearing at the end of a human life) into practice. Consequently, the thesis reacts to the outputs of the handbook. Notions concerning euthanasia are clarified in a way they are used in Europe nowadays. Moreover, three main arguments that (according to the handbook) are fundamental for a discussion with dying and incurably ill people are being presented. It is though the human dignity, autonomy and the right to spread the palliative care that promises creating a humanly dignified life even when it comes to its end. Powered by...
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The Presence of Silence in Human Lives and Relationships
Skýpalová, Monika ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Žáková, Lenka (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the presence of silence in human lives. The thesis concretely identifies the silence as a very important part of human lives because the silence helps people to find their spirituality. On the other hand this thesis says that people are afraid of silence because they don't know what could be found in the silence. In the first part of this thesis the conception of silence isspecified. In this part there is also the quality of silence important for human spirituality discussed. This part is also engaged in the development of silence in monasteries where silence is often used. The experience of st. Benedict are especially mentioned. The other part of this thesis is aimed to the fear of silence. It also describes the possibilities how to reduce this fear and how to work with silence in our lives. The applied part of this thesis introduces the own experience of the author with silence in The Silence cafeteria and in the Trappist monastery. It also presents several dialogues about human relation to silence.
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