El trabajo en Martín Lutero y autores luteranos recientes.

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  • Author(s): BLANCO SARTO, Pablo1
  • Source:
    Scripta Theologica. jun2023, Vol. 55 Issue 2, p271-296. 26p.
  • Additional Information
    • Alternate Title:
      The Work in Martin Luther and Recent Lutheran Authors.
    • Subject Terms:
      JESUS Christ; KING, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968; ORIGINAL sin; THEOLOGY; SIN; PUNISHMENT; VOCATION; LUTHERANS; REFORMATION; CHRISTIANITY; ALLUSIONS
    • Abstract:
      En estas líneas estudiamos la teología del trabajo en Lutero a través de sus principales obras, así como las recientes aportaciones en este ámbito confesional a partir de la doctrina del reformador. Por un lado, el trabajo es presentado por estos autores como una continuación de la creación, sin apenas referirse al trabajo de Jesús, más que en lo que se refiere a las alusiones a la teología de la cruz. Además, está latente la cuestión de si el trabajo es castigo divino, consecuencia del pecado original, o algo relacionado con la propia vocación del cristiano. Esta concepción evoluciona con el tiempo en autores luteranos recientes. En fin, es abordada aquí la cuestión de si esta concepción del trabajo es más de orden social-espiritual, o si presenta también una fundamentación teológica. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      In these lines we study Luther’s theology of work through his main works, as well as the recent contributions in this confessional field based on the Reformer’s doctrine. On the one hand, work is presented by these authors as a continuation of creation, with hardly any reference to the work of Jesus, except for the allusions to the theology of the cross. Moreover, the question of whether work is a divine punishment, a consequence of original sin, or something related to the Christian’s own vocation is latent. This understanding evolved over time in recent Lutheran authors. Finally, the question of whether this conception of work is more of a social-spiritual order, or whether it also has a theological foundation, is addressed here. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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