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The Theology of the Body: Human Love in the Divine Plan

door Pope John Paul II

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In these talks, John Paul II presents a catechesis centered on the human person understood within the mystery of Christ. The Pope discusses the bodily dimension of human personhood, sexuality, and marriage in the light of biblical revelation. Includes general audience addresses from September 5, 1979 to November 28, 1984 and the following documents: Of human life, On the dignity and vocation of women and The gospel of life.… (meer)
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"Durante cinco anos, o pontificado do Papa João Paulo II trouxe uma daquelas novidades que só o Espírito pode suscitar no coração de um pontífice preocupado e interessado na formação do seu rebanho. Desde o dia 5 de setembro de 1979 até 28 de novembro de 1984, nas suas catequeses de quarta-feira, o Papa foi paulatinamente apresentado e presenteando a todos nós com um verdadeiro tratado de antropologia e teologia moral-sexual, que com o passar do tempo adquiriu o nome de catequeses da Teologia do Corpo. [...]

O tema de cada catequese foi sendo aos poucos desvendado até chegar ao que poderíamos afirmar o centro das mesmas: o domínio "sobre" o outro na relação inter-pessoal. Aqui se revela rapidamente a tendência filosófica do pensador e professor Karol Wojtyla. É impressionante perceber como o trabalho acadêmico, teológico e filosófico se sustenta, e por que não dizê-lo, se condensa nesta nova visão da corporeidade vista como um espaço de desenvolvimento transcendental e não simplesmente figurativo.

O fato do homem e da mulher tomarem consciência do seu corpo faz que com que o sentimento de vergonha seja superado e inicie uma nova antropologia e cosmovisão."

Padre José Rafael Solano Durán (trechos do prefácio)
  valdeirbento | Apr 14, 2021 |
An excellent series of homilies that sets the foundation of theological study of the human body and sexuality in this day. Although it can at times be soporific for its repetitiveness (being a series of homilies, not a singular discourse), and many criticize it (unfairly) for what topics it leaves out or does not discuss in detail, I believe it is a must-read not only for theologians, but also for intelligent Christians genuinely interested in the place of the human person in God's plan. Once again, it must be recognized that this book is a starting point, not a conclusive resource, and it is very much the culmination of Catholic theology of the body, not a departure from traditional thought (although people will find it far different from any misconceived negative notion of the body that the Church is wrongly thought to have). At the same time, it contains many interpretations of the scriptures that are intelligent, informed, but also spiritual interpretations, contrary to a literalist or fundamentalist understanding of the scriptures. Although it was written by the Pope, it is not a magisterial document or an infallible ex cathedra teaching, but a theological and pastoral exposition of the Church's tradition and doctrines. As such, it will be incredibly useful both for theological development and for pastoral/catechetical illumination. ( )
  michaelabril | Mar 13, 2008 |
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Please do not combine 'The Theology of the Body: Human Love in the Divine Plan' with 'Man and Woman He Created Them: A Theology of the Body'. Whereas the first work is based on L'Osservatore Romano's week-by-week translations of the Pope's audiences as broadcast, the second work is a completely new and significantly different translation done directly from John Paul II's original manuscripts, and includes six catecheses not broadcast originally. This second work is further set apart by translator Michael Waldstein's comprehensive and incisive 128-page introduction and analysis.
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In these talks, John Paul II presents a catechesis centered on the human person understood within the mystery of Christ. The Pope discusses the bodily dimension of human personhood, sexuality, and marriage in the light of biblical revelation. Includes general audience addresses from September 5, 1979 to November 28, 1984 and the following documents: Of human life, On the dignity and vocation of women and The gospel of life.

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