Prospettive teologiche ed etiche in tema di corporeità umana

V. 39 N. 5 (1990)
Pubblicato: ottobre 31, 1990
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Ivan Fucek
Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, Italy.

L'autore affronta il problema della corporeità umana dal punto di vista teologico ed etico. Rifiutando la visuale platonico-dualistica del corpo e chiarendo alcune implicazioni della dottrina dei Padri della Chiesa, si sofferma esclusivamente sugli argomenti biblico-teologici. Dopo aver esaminato i concetti dell'antropologia vetero-testamentaria (nephes, basar, ruach) e dell'antropologia paulina (sarx, soma), ampio spazio dedica al testo che Paolo scrive alla comunità cristiana di Corinto sul significato del corpo e della sessualità umana (1Cor. 6, 12-20). Si tratta in effetti di un testo di grande rilievo teologico, in quanto Paolo profeticamente da teologo per la prima volta mette in risalto diverse dimensioni del corpo umano (escatologica, pneumatica e cultica), che eminentemente dimostrano la dignità teologica del corpo umano nell'unità e integrità della persona intera. Inoltre, l'autore, applicando le regole dell'ermeneutica teologico-morale, cerca di sottolineare l'importanza del testo paolino per il nostro tempo.

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Fucek, I. (1990). Prospettive teologiche ed etiche in tema di corporeità umana. Medicina E Morale, 39(5), 933–948. Recuperato da https://www.medicinaemorale.it/mem/article/view/1161

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