2020
DOI: 10.31743/vp.8048
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Dziewictwo rozumiane jako ustawiczna walka dla Pana: fundamenty biblijne w liście 22 św. Hieronima do Eustochium

Abstract: Autor opracowania wybiera z wielu zagadnień poruszanych w Liście 22 św. Hieronima temat dziewictwa rozumianego jako ustawiczna walka dla Pana i analizuje fundamenty biblijne tej idei. Próbuje najpierw ustalić cel, jaki przyświecał św. Hieronimowi, piszącemu ten list, czyli ukazanie, w świetle Biblii, z jednej strony racji i piękna życia w dziewictwie, z drugiej zaś trudów i wyrzeczeń, które trzeba nieustannie podejmować, aby wytrwać w tym stanie. Zajmuje się następnie odnośnymi tekstami biblijnymi, pochodzącym… Show more

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“…A virgin, on the other hand, is also exposed to attacks of the imagination and is moved by curiosity, which is an even greater difficulty and hardship than those that widows experience. 30 It is important to recall that an aureole is bestowed on a person not only because he has merited it, but also because he has achieved victory and mastery over the flesh. This is the reason why St. Catherine was given an aureole, while St. Mary Magdalene was not, even though Mary Magdalene had gained greater merit.…”
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“…A virgin, on the other hand, is also exposed to attacks of the imagination and is moved by curiosity, which is an even greater difficulty and hardship than those that widows experience. 30 It is important to recall that an aureole is bestowed on a person not only because he has merited it, but also because he has achieved victory and mastery over the flesh. This is the reason why St. Catherine was given an aureole, while St. Mary Magdalene was not, even though Mary Magdalene had gained greater merit.…”
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confidence: 99%