Többen - Közelítések a miatyánkhoz

The title of the preface to the book is from Ferenc Juhász: Prayers, always the same and yet always different. "...hats off to the scholarly authors who created texts worthy of the sentence music of the poet-flamboyant, when they undertook to explore and present the genesis of the Lord's Prayer, the Lord's Prayer, its historical and literary contexts, its Jewish antecedents, its theological interpretations, and its multifarious impact history [...] However, the editor is also to be praised for turning the exceptionally valuable study volume into an album that delights the eyes and the soul! In the second half of the book, he presents the pages containing two types of Our Father's texts to us in lavish reproductions. [...] To whom do I recommend this beautiful book? Those who love micro-history, that is, the pleasure of looking into a single mirror and discovering the gigantic worlds reflected in it. Those who are close to them. the cultural universe of Christianity, they feel the community presence of its heritage in today's world is important, in fact, they feel personally affected by it. For those who like solving historical puzzles, the temporal and spatial patterns emerging through the artistic interweaving of data as complex answers to the questions formulated during the research. [...] I am convinced that all the beauty and knowledge that can be found in these pages will affect the reader in the way that the famous aphorism of the world-famous Danish philosopher, psychologist and poet, Soren Kierkegaard, who deals a lot with the moral dilemmas of Christianity, suggests: >The prayer does not change God, but the one who prays.< " (László Csorba) Authors of the studies: István Baán, Czire Szabolcs, László Csorba, Károly Hafenscher, Edvárd Kajtár, Imre Kocsis, István Mándoky Kongur, Miklós Mezősi, Tamás Mohay, Ottó Pecsuk, László Perendy, Attila Puskás, András Reuss, Judit P. Vásárhelyi Authors of the book reviews: Pál Ács, Ágnes Berecz, Gabriella H. Hubert, Balázs Koós, Ágnes Korondi, Lehel Molnár, Bernadett Varga.