ОБРАЗ ЯНА ГУСА У БОГОСЛОВСЬКОМУ ДИСКУРСІ: СУЧАСНИЙ ПОГЛЯД

Viktoriya LYUBASHCHENKO

Анотація


   У статті аналізуються концептуальні відмінності у поглядах ранньої і сучасної славістики щодо ролі чеського гуманіста Яна Гуса в історії Реформації. Автор поділяє те наукове бачення, згідно з яким Ян Гус був насамперед натхненником реформи Західної Церкви, її повернення до еклезіології раннього, нерозділеного християнства. Автор наводить аргументи на підтримку такої візії, а також акцентує на нових дослідженнях спадщини Яна Гуса, запропонованих екуменічними студіями.

   Ключові слова: Ян Гус, Реформація, реформа Церкви, славістичні та екуменічні студії.


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