Sentences with phrase «dialogical relation»

Since this dialogical relation to the Bible is so important, we should see five aspects of the dialogue in closer detail.

This «inclusiveness» is of the essence of the dialogical relation, for the teacher sees the position of the other in his concrete actuality yet does not lose sight of his own.

One who understands the essence of man in terms of the dialogical relation between men must walk a narrow ridge between the individualistic psychology which places all reality within the isolated individual and the social psychology which places all reality in the organic group and in the interaction of social forces.

He does so, however, not through any attempt to recapture organic wholeness in the classroom nor through any positing of organic wholeness in society, but through the dialogical relation in which the I and the Thou remain separate and really «other» beings.

Rather these traditional ethical values must be understood as the symbolic expression of what takes place when people stand in true dialogical relation to each other.

For theology speaks not only from but also to the Church; thus despite its essential ecclesiality which it can never give up without being annihilated, theology has a true dialogical relation to the Church and her confession.

One would like to see him apply his exceptional abilities towards clarifying what St. Augustine did not succeed in clarifying: the paradox of a creaturely person, that is, a being who though existing through God is nevertheless established in himself to the point of being able to dispose over himself» a being who is not only a creature of God but also a partner of God, existing in a dialogical relation with him.

Half a century later he restricted the use of the term to that in human life which provides the basis for direct dialogical relations.

Not exact matches

In this modern vision, as in ancient gnosticism, the decline of real narrative has gone hand in hand with a blurring of the dialogical or event - character of man's existence and of the relation between God and Man.

In this exclusion of a dualism between «life in the soul» and «life in the world» emunah brings together the wholeness of the Single One, the «direction» of the man of true decision, and the relation with the concrete of the dialogical man.

The attempts of Löwith, Heim, Cullberg and others to combine Heidegger's ontology with the I - Thou relation are essentially vitiated by the basic difference between this ontology and that underlying a thoroughgoing dialogical philosophy.

In this relation to one's fellow men dialogical freedom enters history even more deeply, because it is concerned not only with the sovereign God, but also with the decisions of human beings, by which it is determined and which, in certain situations, it has to determine itself.

By principle we mean the whole concern that governs the communication: when the monological principle is employed, one person tells another what he ought to know, and the communication is content - centered; when the dialogical principle governs a communication, the speaker feels responsible for and responds to the patterns of experience and understanding that his listener brings to the situation, and thus the listener is encouraged to grapple with his own meaning in relation to the speaker's meaning.