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The identity and basic religious principals of the Copts in Egypt
Pargačová, Viola ; Kropáček, Luboš (advisor) ; Filipi, Pavel (referee) ; Oerter, Wolf Burkhard (referee)
The present work explores Coptic community in connection with its identity. The major focus in the work is on the social and religious construction ofthe Coptic identity in the second half of20th century. In the late 1960s and 1970s the Sunday School Movement brought about an age of reform in the Coptic Church that continues to this day. A Iarge part of the reform has been to identify their origins as apostolic, monastic and marked by martyrdom and persecutions. The political developement in 1970s and 1980s strenghtened complex of inferiority among Copts. In order to preserve specific culture codes the Coptic community has adapted to contemporary political and social conditions by creating ofso called Coptic environment. The Coptic church gave to its adherents saťe and free living conditions deprived of any Muslim elements. The church provides social services, education in Sunday schools and other leisure time activities.
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Creation of man and woman the paradise story in gnostic interpretations.
Vítková, Zuzana ; Pokorný, Petr (advisor) ; Dus, Jan (referee) ; Oerter, W. (referee)
The story of the creation of Adam and guilt from the first chapters of Genesis was a man living in Jewish or Christian tradition key. What happened or what made the first people, it is a far-reaching impact on all of their offspring. In this thesis I want to motives of the creation of man and the story of the garden and the importance of knowledge of Adam and Eve as setovské describe the Gnostic texts. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The identity and basic religious principals of the Copts in Egypt
Pargačová, Viola ; Kropáček, Luboš (advisor) ; Filipi, Pavel (referee) ; Oerter, Wolf Burkhard (referee)
The present work explores Coptic community in connection with its identity. The major focus in the work is on the social and religious construction ofthe Coptic identity in the second half of20th century. In the late 1960s and 1970s the Sunday School Movement brought about an age of reform in the Coptic Church that continues to this day. A Iarge part of the reform has been to identify their origins as apostolic, monastic and marked by martyrdom and persecutions. The political developement in 1970s and 1980s strenghtened complex of inferiority among Copts. In order to preserve specific culture codes the Coptic community has adapted to contemporary political and social conditions by creating ofso called Coptic environment. The Coptic church gave to its adherents saťe and free living conditions deprived of any Muslim elements. The church provides social services, education in Sunday schools and other leisure time activities.
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The identity and basic religious principals of the Copts in Egypt
Pargačová, Viola ; Kropáček, Luboš (advisor) ; Filipi, Pavel (referee) ; Oerter, Wolf Burkhard (referee)
The present work explores Coptic community in connection with its identity. The major focus in the work is on the social and religious construction ofthe Coptic identity in the second half of20th century. In the late 1960s and 1970s the Sunday School Movement brought about an age of reform in the Coptic Church that continues to this day. A Iarge part of the reform has been to identify their origins as apostolic, monastic and marked by martyrdom and persecutions. The political developement in 1970s and 1980s strenghtened complex of inferiority among Copts. In order to preserve specific culture codes the Coptic community has adapted to contemporary political and social conditions by creating ofso called Coptic environment. The Coptic church gave to its adherents saťe and free living conditions deprived of any Muslim elements. The church provides social services, education in Sunday schools and other leisure time activities.
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