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The Archparadox Of Death Martyrdom As A Philosophical Category Dariusz Karlowicz

Name: The Archparadox Of Death Martyrdom As A Philosophical Category Dariusz Karlowicz
SKU: BELL-40666968
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The Archparadox Of Death Martyrdom As A Philosophical Category Dariusz Karlowicz instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.37 MB

Pages: 274

Author: Dariusz Karlowicz, Bartosz Adamczewski

ISBN: 9783631665626, 3631665628

Language: English

Year: 2016

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The Archparadox Of Death Martyrdom As A Philosophical Category Dariusz Karlowicz by Dariusz Karlowicz, Bartosz Adamczewski 9783631665626, 3631665628 instant download after payment.

The book deals with martyrdom understood as a philosophical category. The main question pertains to the evidential value of the Christian witness through death. The author approaches an answer through a philosophical interpretation of the belief in the evidential role of martyrdom. Numerous historical documents confirm that ancient martyrdom might have been considered as a kind of proof also by people unaffiliated with the Church. The author observes the theology and the reality of martyrdom through the perspective of the ancient philosophy of death and radical personal transformation. He believes that the Christian stance in the face of persecutions could have been understood as the realization of the unrealized ambitions of philosophy, thereby proving indirectly the veracity of the teaching revealed by Jesus Christ.