inculturation & Religious Life

inculturation & Religious Life
Tác giả:	Jesus Aivarez Gómez, CMF
Ký hiệu tác giả:	GO-J
DDC:	261.5 - Kitô Giáo Và Hội Nhập Văn Hóa
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

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Mã số:	258SB0015636
Nhà xuất bản:	Claretian Publications
Năm xuất bản:	1995
Khổ sách:	19
Số trang:	95
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

Introduction	ix
I. THE WORD, CULTURE: USE AND ABUSE	1
1. Culture, an instrument to contemplate the world	3
2. There are no superior or inferior cultures, only different cultrures	4
3. Culture is not identified with civilization	4
4. There are no "oppressive" or "oppressed" cultures	5
5. Culture is not identified with "universal values"	5
6. There is no "Christian" culture	5
7. The Church dialogues with cultures	6
8. Culture and Gospel are not identified	7
9. …but there is a close bond between culture and Gospel	7
10. "Culture of the Masses" and "popular culture"	9
11. Culture is never identified with anti-values	9
12. Vatican II's definition of culture	10
13. Vatican II's definition of culture: its many aspects	11
II. THREE PREFIXES FOR THE TERM CULTURE	13
1. "En-culturation"	13
2. "Ac-culturation"	14
3. "In-culturation"	15
III. INCULTURATION OF THE GOSPEL	21
1. Ongoing inculturation of the Gospel	21
2. Inculturation of the Gospel: some reservations	24
3. Inculturation is a requirement flowing from the mystery of the incarnation	25
4. Inculturation is salvation history	26
5. From Jewish cultural particularism to Christian cultural universalism	29
6. The "Council" of Jerusalem	31
IV. INCULTURATION OF RELIGIOUS LIFE	37
1. Religious charism as a challenge	37
2. Ongoing adaption of the religious charism	38
3. Interaction between religious charism and culture	40
4. Inculturation and fidelity to one's religious charism	42
5. Religious' fidelity to indigenous cultures	45
6. A religious charism creates new cultural expressions	46
V. CHRIST'S INCARNATION: MODEL FOR RELIGIOUS' INCULTURATION	49
1. Inculturation, a right and a responsibility	49
2. Inculturation is not a mere strategy; instead, it is an essential attitude for foreign religious	50
3. The risen Jesus, the ultimate criterion for inculturation	53
VI. GEOGRAPHICAL SHIFTS OF RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS DEMAND CULTURAL SHIFTS	55
1. Numerical inversion in congregations	55
2. A religious charism must be actualized in a concrete culture	57
3. Requirements of inculturated formation for indigenous religious	59
VII. RELIGIOUS IN THE DYNAMICS OF INCULTURATION	63
1. Inculturation as a process	63
2. Knowing and loving the new culture	64
3. Attending to the dynamics of the culture	65
4. Yeast in the dough	65
5. A new language	67
6. Purifying the negative elements of cultures	68
VIII. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND CONVIVIALITY IN RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES	71
1. Inculturation is not a leveling off at the top or the bottom	71
2. A religious charism is one "tradition" embodied in "traditions"	73
3. Inculturation and mutual understanding	74
IX. "I AM A STRANGER IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE"	77
1. Inculturation does not demand rejecting one's original culture	77
2. People who reject their native culture will be unable to dialogue with other cultures	79
3. Serving indigenous churches in their own way	81
X. FORMATION FOR INCULTURATION	85
1. Accepting the cross	85
2. A spirituality for inculturation	86
3. Formative criteria for inculturation	87
4. Formation for dialogue between cultures	89
5. Formative process for inculturation	90
6. Discipline in studying	92
BIBLIOGRAPHY	93

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