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¿Cómo puede tener el cuerpo una teología?
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5 minutes and 39 seconds
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Mexico
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Spanish
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Ascension Press
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Posted by:
iulius on Nov 14, 2009
El cuerpo humano entra en los planes de Dios.
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- the gift
- free, complete, faithful, fruitful
- an introduction to the theology of the body
- how can the body have a theology?
- what does the theological body do?
- that is our starting point
- what is this expresion "theology of the body"? what does it mean?
- theology means, of course,
- study of God
- but we tend to have God over here
- and the human body over there
- right?
- when we ourselves as Christians
- tend to think of the phrase
- the theology of the body, as a dumb statement
- an oxymoron
- we are going to show ourselves how far we are
- from an authentic Christian world vision
- what is at the core and center of Christianity?
- That would be Christ.
- And Christ is the verb
- the flesh!
- theology of the
- BODY
- Incarnation is what we speak of here
- The theology of the body is clear call to
- Christians, not to become more spiritual
- rather, to be more like
- the incarnation
- the Christian spirituality is always lived
- in and through the Body
- Therefore, our bodies are
- really sacramental
- our bodies reveal a
- great spiritual mistery
- turn the page with me
- We tend to think of the human body
- as a type of spirit
- that is trapped in the body
- trrr!
- wrong answer! wrong answer!
- that is really a heresy my friends
- we are spirits trapped
- in our bodies
- 2a
- human beings are persons united in their bodies and spirits
- the body cannot be reduced simply to their mass
- it is not just a physical thing
- the body is spiritual
- we all are, each of us, spirited bodies
- just as the spirit of the human, the spirit of man
- is united tightly to the body
- so that the human being can be described as an incorporated spirit
- we have this idea taht
- somehow our bodies
- are shells in which our spirits live
- this is not true about the mass
- our bodies and our souls
- are tightly united
- so that only death can tear them apart
- 2c
- I call this an ode to the flesh
- taken from the Catholic church´s catechism
- we have this idea that in some way, Christianity is in opposition to the body
- nothing could be further from the truth
- 2c
- the flesh is the hinge of salvation
- We grow in God, who is the creator of the flesh
- we believe in the Word made flesh to redeem our flesh
- we believe in the resurrection of the body
- the fulfillment of the creation and the redemption of the flesh
- flesh, flesh, flesh, flesh, flesh... flesh, flesh
- we have to get in touch with our flesh
- and when Saint Paul says that we are called to live according to the spirit and not the flesh
- he is not stating that the spirit is good and the body is bad
- there is no chance that he would say that because that would be a heresy
- and there is no way that the Scriptures would teach us any heresy
- Rather, what saint Paul is saying is that we should open up our bodies
- the the spirit
- so that whatever you do with your body
- gives glory to God
- and that is what Paul himself says
- what we are learning here
- in this close unity between the body and the soul
- is that the body is a type of sacrament
- and here I say sacrament with a lower case S
- to make a distinction
- that this is not one of the seven Sacraments
- though the body of Christ, given up by us in the Eucharist,
- our bodies are sacraments in that sense
- they make visible what is invisible
- and that is what Christianity is all about
- God is invisible, we cannot see Him, right?
- However, Christianity affirms that God who is invisible, has made himself visible
- How?
- look at the quote on 2d
- in the body of Jesus, we see our God made visible
- and that is how we are taken up, to the love of God whom we cannot see
- That is amazing.
- God´s mystery has been revealed in human flesh
- The Theology of the Body
- If we tend to put God over here and
- the body over there,
- through Jesus Christ
- these two realities join up in a wonderful way
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