Relationality in Theological Anthropology - Chitalu Mwale, Jones
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Primary human experience, taken as a starting point to explain the mysteries of faith, is more and more taking a center stage in contemporary theological treatise. This theological trend is more appealing to people that abstract concepts. When we look at man in the drama of life, we observe that he is essentially a relational being, and therefore he can only find meaning, value and fulfillment in life when he is living in communion with God, other people and the world. This is not human making, but God s own design. Relationality in Theological Anthropology: The African Perspectives probes the…mehr

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Primary human experience, taken as a starting point to explain the mysteries of faith, is more and more taking a center stage in contemporary theological treatise. This theological trend is more appealing to people that abstract concepts. When we look at man in the drama of life, we observe that he is essentially a relational being, and therefore he can only find meaning, value and fulfillment in life when he is living in communion with God, other people and the world. This is not human making, but God s own design. Relationality in Theological Anthropology: The African Perspectives probes the relational character of man, particularly as the African worldview and lived experience explicates it. This is an attempt to use the insights acquired from the primary human experience to explain various mysteries of Christian Revelation, in the African thought pattern. At the same time, we allow the same Christian Revelation to illumine human experience and help people to live a more fulfilled life.
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Jones Chitalu is diocesan priest from the Archdiocese of Kasama in Zambia. He studied at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute, in Rome, where he obtained a doctorate in Sacred Theology with specialization in Marriage and Family. Presently he is lecturer of Moral Theology at St. Dominic's Major Seminary, in Zambia.