Toward a Theological Understanding of Hermeneutics: In Dialogue with Schleiermacher and Barth on Hermeneutics

Denni Boy Saragih; Salomo Sihombing

doi:10.21697/ct.96.1.04

Opublikowane: 2026-02-17

Tom 96 Nr 1 (2026)

Toward a Theological Understanding of Hermeneutics

In Dialogue with Schleiermacher and Barth on Hermeneutics

Denni Boy Saragih

, Salomo Sihombing

Collectanea Theologica

Dział: Artykuły

https://doi.org/10.21697/ct.96.1.04

Abstrakt

Artykuł podejmuje próbę konstruktywnego dialogu między ogólną hermeneutyką Friedricha Schleiermachera a teologiczną egzegezą Karla Bartha, zmierzając do przezwyciężenia opozycji między nimi. Podczas gdy Schleiermacher kładzie nacisk na ludzkie rozumienie poprzez interpretację gramatyczną i psychologiczną, Barth podkreśla prymat Bożego objawienia i teologiczny charakter Pisma Świętego. Artykuł argumentuje, że teologicznie ugruntowana teoria rozumienia może pogodzić te stanowiska. Poprzez dialog z hermeneutami takimi jak Gadamer i Ricoeur, a także przez uwzględnienie kategorii teologicznych, takich jak rola Ducha Świętego, wspólnotowy charakter lektury oraz doktryna o człowieku jako grzeszniku i świętym, artykuł proponuje bardziej kompleksowe podejście. Podejście to afirmuje zarówno Bożą inicjatywę, jak i ludzkie uczestnictwo w procesie interpretacji, sugerując, że poglądy Schleiermachera mogą wzbogacić egzegezę Bartha – i odwrotnie. W ten sposób artykuł opowiada się za hermeneutyką teologiczną, która pozostaje wierna Pismu Świętemu, a zarazem uwzględnia realia ludzkiego rozumienia.

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Friedrich Schleiermacher, Karl Barth, hermeneutyka, egzegeza teologiczna, ludzkie rozumienie, Duch Święty

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Saragih, D. B., & Sihombing, S. (2026). Toward a Theological Understanding of Hermeneutics: In Dialogue with Schleiermacher and Barth on Hermeneutics. Collectanea Theologica, 96(1), 71–92. https://doi.org/10.21697/ct.96.1.04

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