Cosmological and Cultural-Anthropological Turns in the Christian Philosophical Theology: Educational Implications in the Post-secular Contexts
Cosmological and Cultural-Anthropological Turns in the Christian Philosophical Theology: Educational Implications in the Post-secular Contexts
Author(s): Maria Kultaieva, Nataliia Radionova, Lesya PanchenkoSubject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, Religion and science , Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Science, Cultural Anthropology / Ethnology, Philosophy of Education
Published by: Международное философско-космологическое общество
Keywords: philosophical theology; cosmology; anthropology; human being; post-secularity; postmetaphysic; religion; culture; Christianity; education;
Summary/Abstract: The article proposes the analysis of the changes in self-understanding of the Christian theology, which is regarded as a hybrid philosophical discipline in the post-secular cultural and social contexts with references to cosmology. This transformation is caused by the cosmological and cultural-anthropological turns in the Christian theoretical theology and its practices, which were enriched with the actual cosmological and philosophical knowledge about human and non-human nature. The new perspectives of philosophical theology are showed with its cultural and educational implications. The psycho-therapeutical potential of philosophical theology is explicated.
Journal: Philosophy and Cosmology
- Issue Year: 26/2021
- Issue No: 26
- Page Range: 90-99
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English
