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A Study on the Concept of the Realism of Love as Identified by Janggong Kim Jae-Jun
Author: Chun Chul
Source: Theological Forum, Vol. 76. (2014.6.30.), 325-348.
Publisher: Yonsei University, Theological Faculty
Abstract:
This article aims to examine the concept of the realism of love as identified by Janggong Kim Jae-Jun. This research tries to specifically reinterpret the theological meaning of Janggong Kim Jae-Jun's theology of nature. It pays attention to love as the real essence of Christianity. In particular, it focuses on Janggong Kim Jae-Jun's approach and interpretation of love as an immortal reality which follows the spirit of Jesus Christ. For him, the reality of love is created every moment, with all occasions never vanishing, thereby becoming objective. Furthermore, this study investigates how the communion of cosmological love as a significant basis of the reality of God-human love, and how the experience of love as a theological notion is justified and signified from an cosmological and realistic viewpoint.
Keyword Janggong Kim Jae-Jun, Love, Realism of Love, Cosmic Community of Love, Theology of Nature
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