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Resign Death
Benešová, Alžběta ; Heryán, Ladislav (advisor) ; Pražan, Antonín (referee)
My goal was to demonstrant how people face death, which is ultimatem definite for everybody, from the beginning. What helped people before and what can help them to design deth. Where they can source strength from. Every religion shares the opinion that people can influence their deth and thein future after deth through the attitude they have to life. It turns out that every religion place emphasis on every human being to live properly and honestly because all his acts has an impact on his deth and the future of his soul after the demise of the body. But emphasis i salso placed on how human cares about deth during early life since he can better realize, where his values are, whether he only exists or lives a full life. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Jesus Christ in Tomas Gospel and its comparing with canonical gospels
Peřinová, Klára ; Heryán, Ladislav (advisor) ; Roskovec, Jan (referee)
The title of my dissertation for my bachelor degree is the Jesus Christ in the Thomas ' Gospel and its comparison with others canonical gospels. The Thomas' Gospel isn't include in the Bible (in the New testament). This gospel is one of the apocryphal texts, which are not written in the Bible. It has gnosis elements. Generally, the apocryphal texts could be written in others codexes or they are written independently. I would like compare the differences between this specific gospel with others gospels, which are written in the Bible. Especially, my specialization is the comparsion the Thomas' Gospel with the John's Gospel. You can find there many differences, but you can find there also a few similarities. It's interesting that this text wasn't included in the New testament. I'm trying to find the reason, why this text isn't included in the Bible. This dissertation explains the special words: canonical gospels, apocryphal texts and gnosis. For this dissertation is also typical comparation with the historical context. Although the Thomas' Gospel isn't a part of the Bible, it could be hopeful and inspirational for human. It could be also useful for people, who help each other. I think that could help social workers to do to their work better. Today, people know mainly the texts from the Bible. The apocryphal...
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Al-Andalus and Mozarabs
Jun, Tomáš ; Hošek, Pavel (advisor) ; Heryán, Ladislav (referee)
In my thesis I deal with the question whether we can consider the social system of al-Andalus as religiously tolerant. I represent al-Andalus, the Iberian state, dominated by Muslims of Arab and Berber origin between 711-1492. I focus on the reign of the Umayyad dynasty from the 8th to 10th century called "Golden Age". I want to show on Mozarabes ("arabized Christians"), that the present view of tolerance in al-Andalus is distorted by its own history of myth. I also deal with reference to al-Andalus in the present, both among Christians and Muslims. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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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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Mother Teresa and her Influence on Social Work
Havránková, Anežka ; Martinek, Michael (advisor) ; Heryán, Ladislav (referee)
Work is about Mother Teresa and her contribution to social work. The first part deals with the life of Mother Teresa, from childhood through adolescence to her death and beatification. The second part is devoted to spiritual inspiration from which Mother Teresa took her beliefs about what she was doing. It is also described her spiritual life and the topic of the inner darkness of Mother Teresa. This chapter talks about the mystical experiences with God, so. Dark nights. Another issue is the Congregation of the Missionaries of Charity itself and its work for the poor, sick and suffering. It also describes the growth of the congregation and how it was spreading to other countries. The conclusion summarizes the impact of Mother Teresa in social work and social activities of other people. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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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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Biblical Roots of Joy
Nierostková, Edita ; Heryán, Ladislav (advisor) ; Jandejsek, Petr (referee)
The topic of this thesis is: "The Biblical Roots of Joy." On the basis of selected texts of the Old and New Testaments I explored, what is the basis for the biblical concept of joy. Attention is focused on the biblical texts that speak directly about joy of the individual, the joys of the nation of Israel, or of the whole Church, and on the basis of these texts I uncovered the roots of biblical joy. Topic of joy, and it's roots, is described not only from a historical perspective based on historical events recorded in the Bible, but I also deal with the present, and the future. Based on the selected apostolic letters, in this thesis, I briefly described what place should joy have in the Christian life, and the eschatological joy, on which is pointed primarily in prophetic texts. I also briefly described, how can be biblical joy applied in pastoral ministry Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Courageous Steps of Forefather Abraham: Inspiration for Pastoral and Social Workers
Mentlová, Marie ; Heryán, Ladislav (advisor) ; Jančařík, Zdeněk (referee)
Courageous steps of forefather Abraham, Inspiration for pastoral and social workers. This thesis deals with four biblical passages of forefather Abraham's story (Gn 12,1-9; Gn 13,1-18; Gn 18,16-33; Gn 22,1-19). These parts show unusual courage of Abraham, when he follows God's promise, leaves what is secure and familiar and steps towards the unknown. These steps can be done only with faith and obedience. In the first story Abraham leaves his family and country and sets for the promised land. In the second story Abraham shows his wisdom and gives up the fertile land because he knows that blessing is more than properity. In the third story he boldly argues with God and in the name of justice and compassion he intercedes for the inhabitants of the sinful cities. In the last story he goes through the hardest ordeal when he is to scrifice his beloved son Isaac. Each passage is analysed in order to find and explain the main topics. In the second part of the thesis I tried to find the inspiration in these biblical stories for the pastoral and social workers. There have been revealed strong topics such as meaning of ordeal, courage to be truthful, courage to stan up against evil and also topics that can be easily overlooked in everyday life, such as how to withstand uncertainty, topic of the obedience in small...
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