Skąd przychodzi wina? Aksjologiczne i dialogiczne źródła zawinienia

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Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza, Wydział Teologiczny

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The article searches for the sources of guilt. It evokes Nietzsche’s notion of guilt as a derivative of unpaid mercantile debts. In opposition to this is Buber’s socio-divine origin of fault. J. Tischner and J. Hołówka are also cited; they ascribe to guilt an objective status. There is an im- portant distinction between guilt and reconciliation, as well as a description of the possible con- tamination by guilt. The article also deals with Jasper’s call to accept one’s own fault, otherwise there is a risk of trivialisation of life. The source of fault lies in relations between people and in the „point of holiness” mentioned by M. Blondel.

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Filozofia chrześcijańska, 2012, tom 9, s. 23-38

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