Publication at Catholic Theological Faculty |
2010
Abstract
The author in this study presents two typical Christian extreme attitudes to history: eschatologism and incarnationism. The correct Christian theology must paradoxically connect both mentioned approaches.
This position corresponds to the spiritual mystery of "contemplativus in actione." In the second part of this paper the author presents his original ideas about the analogy between the unballanced approaches to the past - the present - the future and the Trinitarian heresies.