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Ogólnopolskie spotkanie teologów moralistów, Warszawa 2002
(Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2003) Derdziuk, Andrzej
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Recenzja: Kurt Koch, Kościele, dokąd zmierzasz?, tłum. R. Biel, Lublin: Gaudium 2014, ss. 128
(Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Papieskiego Jana Pawła II, 2016) Derdziuk, Andrzej
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Polscy teologowie moraliści XVII wieku
(Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2001) Derdziuk, Andrzej
Moral theology in Poland in the 17th century had significant achievements, namely, it had outstanding professors and their textbooks. Science of morals was advanced in the Cracow Academy and in monastery schools. Szymon Makowski and Adam of Opatów belonged to the most prominent moralists from Cracow. Among Dominicans whose works were based on St Thomas’ Summa Mikołaj of Mościska and Samuel of Lublin should be mentioned. The Jesuit school characterized by a view to pastorate activity was represented by Tomasz Młodzianowski and Wojciech Tylkowski. Franciscans following the authority of John Duns Scotus had two outstanding representatives: Marian Kościan and Piotr of Poznan. Within the discussed range moral theology was held in esteem in Europe and it had considerable achievements as far as development of science is concerned.
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Podręcznik kapucyńskiego moralisty z Münster
(Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 1999) Derdziuk, Andrzej
A revival of the practice of moral teology in the Capuchin order falls in the second half of the 19th century owing to the reforms began by Bernard Christen. One of the most popular handbooks by Capuchin moralists is Katholische Moraltheologie by Heribert Jone. This handbook has a character of a short compendium useful for confessors to decide doubtful moral situations they come across during confessions. The arrangement of the detailed moral theology according to the order of the commandments is also confirmed by a legalist treatment of the contents whose main justification is canon law. Although in the introduction the author declares that he is going to give the virtues their due, he treats aretology rather incidentally and defines virtues as commandments concerning faith, hope and love. The handbook was held in high repute for it was short and practical and because it fundamentally decided doubtful questions. During the first 30 years the book had 41 editions in six languages altogether. Jone belonged to the Alphonsjan current although he did not refer to St. Alphons very often. Like other moralists of that period he understood morality in the aspect of obligation, stressing observing the law. In his considerations there is too little theology and too little stress on the ideal of Christian perfection.
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Sprawozdanie z przebiegu sympozjum „Człowiek - sumienie - wartości”
(Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 1998) Derdziuk, Andrzej