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AUC THEOLOGICA, Vol 1 No 1 (2011), 135–146
Teologická etika vybraných ruských pravoslavných myslitelů
[The Theological Ethics of Selected Russian Orthodox Thinkers]
Karel Sládek
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23363398.2015.65
published online: 26. 06. 2020
abstract
This study introduced ethical refl ection of the three Russian Orthodox thinkers who apocalyptically refl ected ethical questions of their era, in spite of the generation gap between them. Vladimir Solovjov, with his determination of the defense of the good, wanted to prepare the society of the 19th century not for the reception of an earthly prosperity, but for the recognition of the divine value of the Divine Kingdom. In the ethics Nikolaj Losskij is the fi rst to discover the theoretical-practical facilitation of the development of the Dark Power in the fi rst half of the 20th century. He also didn’t forget to invoke divine return to the ideal of the Divine Kingdom. Pavel Evdokimov, the youngest of the Russian writers under investigation, represented the new generation of the Russian emigres, who – in the culture of the different world – were looking for establishing his orthodox identity in the return to patrology. The starting point for his ethics is a new way of life in Christ, the metamorphosis in the Holy Ghost and the life of the liturgical-sacramental mission in the Church.
keywords: Orthodox ethics; Russian thinkers; good; Divine Kingdom and the life devoted to the Christ
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