DOGMA AND METHOD - ED. FR. ROBERT J. WOŹNIAK

Embark on a fascinating journey into the depths of Christian dogmatics. This monograph, edited by Fr. Robert J. Woźniak, is an invitation to renew methodological awareness and seek a symphony between faith and science. Immerse yourself in a read that provokes thought and inspires dialogue.

• Non-dogmatic structure of Christian dogmatics
• Renewal of awareness of methodology
• Dialogue with detailed sciences
• Symphonic dogmatics, dialogic, integral
• Impulse in the life and ministry of the Church
• Bold theology seeking a symphony with other sciences

Dogmas, often seen as a limitation, in fact direct thinking and are a hermeneutical key to reading human reality. The aim of this monograph is to show the paradoxically non-dogmatic structure and nature of Christian dogmatics. It presents and encourages the renewal of methodological awareness within dogmatics, opening up possibilities for understanding the truths of faith in dialogue with detailed sciences.

The authors show a bold theology that is not afraid to seek symphony with other sciences. They are ready to use instruments together with representatives of other areas of knowledge and skills, as emphasized by Fr. Dr. habil. Cezary Smuniewski. This work is innovative, creative, forward-looking and necessary both for theology and for other fields of science with which dogmatic theology enters into content-methodological relations, as noted by Fr. Prof. Krzysztof Góźdź.

The book, published by WAM Publishing House in 2021, has 720 pages and is 158x135x10 mm in size. The paperback cover adds lightness to it, and the rich content provides an intellectual feast for every reader. This monograph is an important impulse in the life and ministry of the Church, offering a new look at dogmatics and its role in the modern world.

There is nothing static, no fear of knowledge, and no contempt for the present in dogmatics. But there is strength, the zeal of reason and heart, the longing to see face to face and to know not in part. It is an invitation to dialogue and seek the truth, not excluding the reality of God from our knowledge.