| Autor: |
Drzyżdżyk, Szymon, Gilski, Marek |
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Vox Patrum; 2024, Vol. 89, p175-186, 12p |
| Abstrakt: |
The article is devoted to the problem of the child in the apophthegmata of Anastasius of Sinai. They present a wide panorama of life and behavior of children and youth in the context of a specific era and place. The structure of the article is determined by five contexts in which the subjective role of the child is shown as a victim, debtor, dissenter, experiencing spiritual revelations and experiencing possession and healing. The analyses made it possible to formulate specific conclusions, the most significant of which concern Anastasius' belief that faith is such a great value that it justifies depriving even one's children of their lives in order to protect them from apostasy, and that the teenager is capable of an independent act of faith for which he is willing to suffer martyrdom. Moreover, in the mind of the monk from Sinai, childhood is a period when one can experience extraordinary religious experiences. This applies to both "private revelations" and healings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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