From Theory to Practice. Understanding the Incarnation as a Mode of Unio

Thomas Herbst

doi:10.62217/carth.487

Autores/as

Thomas Herbst University of Kent, Canterbury

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62217/carth.487

Palabras clave:

Iglesia, Francisco de Asís, Movimiento franciscano, Encarnación, Trinidad

Resumen

La Iglesia, especialmente en los Evangelios y también en el corpus paulino, ha entendido la doctrina de la Encarnación de la Segunda Persona de la Trinidad como algo íntimamente relacionado, de tal modo que la praxis -una espiritualidad vivida con aspectos tangibles- se construye sobre el fundamento de la teoría, la base racional y doctrinal que subyace y motiva las decisiones tomadas por los creyentes. Esto está ampliamente atestiguado por los autores bíblicos y patrísticos y constituye un núcleo de la experiencia de la Iglesia hasta los tiempos modernos.

El movimiento franciscano, a partir de la experiencia de su fundador, Francisco de Asís, constituye una parte importante, incluso esencial, de esta intrincada historia que se extiende desde el siglo XIII hasta el presente.

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