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Kontexty teologie | Revue Salve
Contexty theology | Revue Salve
Event by: Dominikánská 8, Krystal OP, Revue Salve
Location: Dominikánský hostel, Jalovcová 234/2, Praha 1
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🔺 Does theology still have a place in today's world? Can it be of any use to today's society? On the one hand, theology is a source of inspiration and the search for truth, but at the same time it can significantly complicate the personal search for faith, and can even be an instrument of power and personal tragedies. What is the potential of theology and what is needed to develop it? Does it really have a task to serve not only the church? But how? Can it survive in the current academic environment and defend its scientific status?
⭕️ Guests:
PAVLA HOLÍKOVÁ
she studied history at the Faculty of Philosophy in Brno and theology at the CMTF in Olomouc (former major "Christian education"). She works at the National Monuments Institute as a curator of collection and movable funds (manage of castle libraries), she also deals with the history of book culture. She became interested in theology through the study of history (theology as an "auxiliary science of history"). He is interested in social events, current events in the church and church politics, publishes articles on the Christnet.eu portal, where he deals with topics related to the church, theology and social issues.
LUKÁŠ JENÍK
is philosopher, he works as the head of the Department of Christian Philosophy at the Faculty of Theology of the University of Trnava, which also develops its activities within the association of Jesuit universities in Europe. He is devoted to the history of philosophy, metaphysics and the philosophy of art (the theme of ancient tragedy). He is interested in the issue of human nature in the line of development from antiquity through ethical issues to human rights and gender issues, as well as the topic of secularization and the development of the relationship between Christian culture and the "non-Christian" world.
MICHAEL MARTÍNEK
he is a Salesian, a former prison chaplain, a teacher at the Jabok Vocational School in Prague, currently a provincial delegate for the Salesian family and a member of the community in Brno-Lišni. He deals with categorical pastoral care, social ethics, church reform, and is involved in the synodal process. He publishes in the Catholic weekly, Univers, Salesian magazine, on the Christnet website; every week he releases a podcast commentary on current events in society and the church.
❌ Hosted by: LUCIE KOLÁŘOVÁ
▶️ You can watch the live broadcast of the debate on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8
🎦 Audio and video the recording of the debate will subsequently be available in the archive on our website: https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv
📷 Petr Neubert
🔺 Does theology still have a place in today's world? Can it be of any use to today's society? On the one hand, theology is a source of inspiration and the search for truth, but at the same time it can significantly complicate the personal search for faith, and can even be an instrument of power and personal tragedies. What is the potential of theology and what is needed to develop it? Does it really have a task to serve not only the church? But how? Can it survive in the current academic environment and defend its scientific status?
⭕️ Guests:
PAVLA HOLÍKOVÁ
she studied history at the Faculty of Philosophy in Brno and theology at the CMTF in Olomouc (former major "Christian education"). She works at the National Monuments Institute as a curator of collection and movable funds (manage of castle libraries), she also deals with the history of book culture. She became interested in theology through the study of history (theology as an "auxiliary science of history"). He is interested in social events, current events in the church and church politics, publishes articles on the Christnet.eu portal, where he deals with topics related to the church, theology and social issues.
LUKÁŠ JENÍK
is philosopher, he works as the head of the Department of Christian Philosophy at the Faculty of Theology of the University of Trnava, which also develops its activities within the association of Jesuit universities in Europe. He is devoted to the history of philosophy, metaphysics and the philosophy of art (the theme of ancient tragedy). He is interested in the issue of human nature in the line of development from antiquity through ethical issues to human rights and gender issues, as well as the topic of secularization and the development of the relationship between Christian culture and the "non-Christian" world.
MICHAEL MARTÍNEK
he is a Salesian, a former prison chaplain, a teacher at the Jabok Vocational School in Prague, currently a provincial delegate for the Salesian family and a member of the community in Brno-Lišni. He deals with categorical pastoral care, social ethics, church reform, and is involved in the synodal process. He publishes in the Catholic weekly, Univers, Salesian magazine, on the Christnet website; every week he releases a podcast commentary on current events in society and the church.
❌ Hosted by: LUCIE KOLÁŘOVÁ
▶️ You can watch the live broadcast of the debate on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8
🎦 Audio and video the recording of the debate will subsequently be available in the archive on our website: https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv
📷 Petr Neubert