Předmět Church History Seminar (English), 4kred. (RET3054A)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Cíl

To gain knowledge about the situation of the churches between 1945 and 1989 and the specific dilemmas this reality put before them, i.e. especially in communist Czechoslovakia, with some comparison to other European countries.

Sylabus

Czechoslovakia after the war; Europe and the Ecumenical Movement; the World Council of Churches; the Czech Churches and the Church laws; official perceptions of the Czech churches in the 1950s; J.L. Hromádka; reactions to Hromádka; the dialog between christians and marxist; normalization and religion; the dissident movement; the churches and the transition.

Literatura

Abrams, Bradley F., The struggle for the soul of the nation: Czech culture and the rise of communism, New York 2004.Jurjen A. Zeilstra, European Unity in Ecumenical Thinking, 1937-1948, Zoetermeer 1995W.A. Visser 't Hooft, Memoirs, Geneva 1987Luděk Brož (ed.), Yesterday and today: a survey of Czechoslovak protestantism, Praha 1955J. L. Hromádka, The Church and theology in today's troubled times: a Czechoslovak contribution to ecumenical discussions, Praha 1956Josef L. Hromadka, Thoughts of a Czech pastor, London 1970Joseph L. Hromadka, Theologie und Kirche zwischen gestern und morgen, Neukirchen 1960Josef L. Hromadka, Looking history in the face, Madras 1982J.L. Hromadka, Save man, peace is possible: memorandum of the President of the CPC to the third All-Christian Peace Assembly, Prague 1968Milan Salajka, Our time: from the ecumenical legacy of J. L. Hromadka, Praha 1978Christian existence in dialogue : doing theology in all seasons: in memory and appreciation of Josef L. Hromadka, Geneva 1990.Matthew Spinka, Church in communist society : a study in J. L. Hromadka's theological politics, Hartford 1954Charles C. West, Communism and the theologians: study of an encounter, New York 1958J.M. Lochman, The service of the church in a socialist society, in: Harvey G. Cox, The Church amid revolution : a selection of the essays prepared for the World Council of Churches Geneva Conference on Church and Society, New York 1967, p. 48-69Jan Milic Lochman, Church in a Marxist society: a Czechoslovak view, New York 1970Jan Milic Lochman, Encountering Marx: bonds and barriers between Christians and Marxists, Belfast 1977CSSR, zur Lage der Evangelischen Kirche der Böhmischen Brüder: eine Dokumentation, Institut Glaube in der 2. Welt, 1978Jakub S. Trojan, Entfremdung und Nachfolge: zwei theologisch-politische Essays, München 1980Božena Komárková, Human Rights and the Rise of the Secular Age, Benešov 2003Steven Saxonberg, The Fall: a comparative study of the end of communism in Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary and Poland, Amsterdam 2001John P. Burgess, The East German church and the end of communism, New York 1997David Caute, The fellow-travellers: intellectual friends of communism, New Haven 1988Arnold Luknic, Ecumenical Theology of Josef L. Hromadka, 1911-1939, St.Louis 1983 (manuscript)Living as a christian in today`s world, Praha 1981Joseph Hromadka, Wir Christen und die Atheisten, in: Wir Christen und die Atheisten, Darmstadt 1959Joseph Hromadka, Evangelium fur Atheisten, Berlin 1960.Josef L. Hromadka, Kirche und Theologie im Umbruch der Gegenwart, Hamburg 1961Adalbert Hudak, Die Prager Friedenskonferenz: Kirche und kommunistischer Totalstaat in der Begegnung, Munchen 1964Gerhard Bassarak, e.a., Antikommunismus und Proexistenz, Berlin 1965Be Ruys (ed), Stimmen aus der Kirche in der DDR, Zurich 1967Josef L. Hromadka, Mein Leben zwischen Ost und West, Zurich 1971Jan Milic Lochman, Marx begegnen: was Christen und Marxisten eint und trennt, Gutersloh 1977Josef L. Hromadka, Der Geschichte ins Gesicht sehen: evangelische und politische Interpretationen der Wirklichkeit, ausgewahlt und herausgegeben von Martin Stohr, Munchen 1977

Garant

Dr. Pieter Morée