ДЕКОНСТРУКЦИЈА ЕПИСКОПОЦЕНТРИЗМА МИТРОПОЛИТА ЈОВАНА ЗИЗИУЛАСА ИЛИ ПРОЛОГОМЕНА ЗА ЈЕДНУ БУДУЋУ ПРАВОСЛАВНУ ЕКЛИСИОЛОГИЈУ
Cyril Hovorun, Scaffolds of the Church: Towards Poststructural Ecclesiology, Eugen, OR: Cascade Books 2017
Abstract
Рад има за циљ да критички размотри значај и допринос књиге Кирила Говоруна Скеле Цркве. У раду је дат кратак, али колико је то могуће детаљан приказ Говоруновог дела и указано на еклисиолошке новине које књига доноси. Затим, фокус је померен на детаљнију анализу петог поглавља књиге посвећеног јерархији. Овде су размотрене филозофске поставке развоја појма јерархије, као и јерархијски модели које је Црква током своје историје усвојила. На крају, кроз призму предањских јерархијских модела, сагледане су савремене еклисиолошке поставке Јована Зизиуласа, и самог аутора књиге Кирила Говоруна.
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