在加速世俗化的世界中与上帝共舞:与克尔凯郭尔的批判哲学神学共鸣

IF 0.6 Q2 HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
Curtis L. Thompson
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本文试图仔细研究克尔凯郭尔的批判哲学神学。其目的在于说明他的宗教思想,尤其是关于上帝与世界和人的关系的思想,如何有助于对我们这个日益世俗化的世界所提出的挑战做出有力的回应。除了关于丹麦人激情反思的叙述之外,我还采用了另外两个叙述来促进对克尔凯郭尔的研究。第一种叙述来自于社会理论家哈特穆特-罗萨(Hartmut Rosa)对共鸣概念的研究。罗莎对我们当代处境的丰富分析提供了一个有说服力的案例,说明我们世俗世界的步伐正在加快,异化的复杂动力正在其中发挥作用,以及社会转型的必要性,从而为在个人和社会关系及结构中增加共鸣创造空间。第二种促进性叙事以 "在上帝里面跳舞 "这一概念为中心,我相信这一概念有望有效地传达有关上帝参与我们当代世界的动人、身体、节奏、激情和反应性的思想和行动。我希望表明,这三种互补的论述共同提供了一种具有启发性的宗教论述和愿景,可以证明有助于应对我们时代的许多挑战。
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Dancing in God in an Accelerating Secular World: Resonating with Kierkegaard’s Critical Philosophical Theology
This essay seeks to scrutinize Kierkegaard’s critical philosophical theology. The intent is to demonstrate how his religious thought, especially on God’s relation to the world and to the human being, can contribute to generating a cogent response to the challenges presented by our accelerating secular world. Apart from the narrative on the Dane’s passionate reflections, I employ two other narratives to facilitate this inquiry into Kierkegaard. The first of these facilitating narratives comes from highlighting the work on the concept of resonance by the social theorist Hartmut Rosa. Rosa’s rich analysis of our contemporary situation provides a persuasive case for the accelerating pace of our secular world, the complex dynamics of alienation that are at play within it, and the need for social transformation that creates space for increasing resonance within personal and social relationships and structures. The second facilitating narrative centers on the notion of dancing in God, which I believe holds promise for effectively communicating moving, bodily, rhythmic, passionate, and responsive thoughts and actions concerning God’s engagement in our contemporary world. I hope to show that these three complementary discourses together provide a provocative religious discourse and vision that can prove helpful in addressing many of the challenges of our time.
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