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Item Apologia Kościoła w dzisiejszej Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej(Stowarzyszenie Teologów Fundamentalnych w Polsce, 2012) Rossa, PiotrThe starting point of the article is expressed in the statement, that apology of the Church exhibits a close dependence on a local dimension. The three aspects of the Church are set in the background of the thesis: universal, local and of the actually gathering community. The identity of the faith, as well as the one of the Church, demands unceasing apology, clarification and dialog. This apologic dimension characterized the Church also in 20th century, in the mid-eastern part of European Continent, during totalitarian persecutions by Hitler’s Nazism and Stalin’s communism. The Catholic answer has acquired a shape of radical Christian witness. Apologic dimension of the Church was highly participated by the Blessed Pope John Paul II, who by His parentage, life and ecclesiastic experience was deeply bound to this part of Europe. These circumstances found their reflection in teaching of the “Slavic Pope” and his activity on the field of beatifications and canonizations, concerned about continual discovery of European spiritual foundation. This task was taken on by the Pope Benedict XVI and is also an unceasing challenge for every local community of the Church in context of socio-political transformations and emerging European unity within the European Union structures. As we recall the times of crisis – wars, “Solidarity”, “Prague Spring”, fall of the Berlin Wall – in these moments the Church was and is discovered as the medium of hope – says the author. This effects with necessity of quest for roots of Europe – those Christian, as well as those Jewish. Giving the witness to this hope is the constant portraying and imitating of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in lives of the Church members.Item Dialog religijny w świetle Bożego Słowa(Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza; Wydział Teologiczny, 2011) Rossa, PiotrThe article presents dialogue as the most basic phenomenon which takes place in the life of man who is understood as homo-religiosus, situated primarily within the experience of an encounter between man and God. The presence of the Word of God in the world, in the areas of culture and media, for instance, has had a good and effective influence on the relationships which are present in the world. The word of God inspires us to defend the rights of man, to live a life in freedom by introducing justice and peace into international relations. It also reminds us of the importance of protecting the natural environment. At the heart of the word of God there is Divine Revelation in its interpersonal dimension, whose summit and fullness is Jesus Christ Himself. This mutual existence of God and man, made complete in Jesus Christ, finds its extension in creation. That is why both an encounter and dialogue with all people of good will and persons of various religious traditions constitutes a foundation for the Church’s activity. It is from this foundation that the article draws the theme of dialogue between Christianity and the great religions of the world, with particular attention being given to Islam, while presenting contemporary Church pronouncements on this subject as well as Christianity’s tasks in the field of interreligious dialogue for the future.Item Ewangelizacja znakiem królestwa Bożego(Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu. Wydział Teologiczny, 2014) Nawracała, TomaszItem Królestwo Boże w książce „Jezus z Nazaretu” Benedykta XVI(Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza. Wydział Teologiczny. Redakcja Wydawnictw, 2012) Nawracała, Tomasz