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The Fall to Violence: Original Sin in Relational Theology
Author: Marjorie Hewitt Suchoki
Year: November 1, 1994
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Language: English



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The Fall to Violence: Original Sin in Relational Theology In his groundbreaking book, "The Fall to Violence: Original Sin in Relational Theology Dr. John Suchocki presents a bold and thought-provoking interpretation of the concept of original sin, challenging traditional religious beliefs and offering a fresh perspective on the nature of humanity's relationship with technology. Through a careful examination of the development of modern knowledge and its impact on society, Suchocki argues that the root of all evil lies not in disobedience to divine authority, but rather in our tendency to use technology to justify violence and exploitation. According to Suchocki, the fall from grace was not a literal event, but rather a metaphor for the way humans have used technology to separate themselves from the natural world and each other. This separation has led to a cycle of violence and aggression, perpetuating a culture of competition and domination over cooperation and mutual aid. The author suggests that this "fall to violence" has resulted in the degradation of the planet and its inhabitants, causing widespread suffering and destruction.
Падение к насилию: первородный грех в реляционной теологии В своей новаторской книге «Падение к насилию: первородный грех в реляционной теологии» доктор Джон Сучоцки представляет смелую и заставляющую задуматься интерпретацию концепции первородного греха, бросая вызов традиционным религиозным верованиям и предлагая свежий взгляд на природу отношений человечества с технологиями. Путём тщательного изучения развития современного знания и его влияния на общество Сучоцкий утверждает, что корень всего зла лежит не в неподчинении божественной власти, а скорее в нашей тенденции использовать технологии для оправдания насилия и эксплуатации. По словам Сучоцки, падение от благодати было не буквальным событием, а скорее метафорой того, как люди использовали технологии, чтобы отделить себя от мира природы и друг от друга. Это разделение привело к циклу насилия и агрессии, увековечив культуру конкуренции и доминирования над сотрудничеством и взаимопомощью. Автор предполагает, что это «падение до насилия» привело к деградации планеты и ее жителей, вызвав повсеместные страдания и разрушения.
La chute à la violence : le péché originel dans la théologie relationnelle Dans son livre novateur « La chute à la violence : le péché originel dans la théologie relationnelle », le Dr John Suchocki présente une interprétation audacieuse et réfléchissante du concept de péché originel, défiant les croyances religieuses traditionnelles et offrant une vision nouvelle de la nature des relations de l'humanité avec la technologie. En examinant attentivement le développement de la connaissance moderne et son impact sur la société, Suchotsky affirme que la racine de tout mal ne réside pas dans l'insubordination du pouvoir divin, mais plutôt dans notre tendance à utiliser la technologie pour justifier la violence et l'exploitation. Selon Suchotsky, la chute de la grâce n'était pas un événement littéral, mais plutôt une métaphore de la façon dont les gens utilisaient la technologie pour se séparer du monde de la nature et les uns des autres. Cette division a conduit à un cycle de violence et d'agression, perpétuant une culture de concurrence et de domination sur la coopération et l'entraide. L'auteur suggère que cette « chute avant la violence » a conduit à la dégradation de la planète et de ses habitants, causant des souffrances et des destructions généralisées.
La caída a la violencia: el pecado original en la teología relacional En su libro pionero «La caída a la violencia: el pecado original en la teología relacional», el Dr. John Suchotski presenta una interpretación audaz y reflexiva del concepto del pecado original, desafiando las creencias religiosas tradicionales y ofreciendo una visión fresca del concepto del pecado original la naturaleza de la relación de la humanidad con la tecnología. Al examinar cuidadosamente el desarrollo del conocimiento moderno y su influencia en la sociedad, Suchotsky afirma que la raíz de todo mal no radica en la insubordinación del poder divino, sino más bien en nuestra tendencia a usar la tecnología para justificar la violencia y la explotación. Según Suchotski, la caída de la gracia no fue un acontecimiento literal, sino más bien una metáfora de cómo los humanos usaron la tecnología para separarse del mundo de la naturaleza y de los demás. Esta división ha conducido a un ciclo de violencia y agresión, perpetuando una cultura de competencia y dominio sobre la cooperación y la ayuda mutua. autor sugiere que esta «caída a la violencia» ha provocado la degradación del planeta y de sus habitantes, provocando un sufrimiento y destrucción generalizados.
Il peccato originale nella teologia relazionale Nel suo libro innovativo «La caduta alla violenza: il peccato originale nella teologia relazionale», il dottor John Sucocki presenta un'interpretazione coraggiosa e riflettente del concetto di peccato originale, sfidando le credenze religiose tradizionali e offrendo una visione fresca della natura delle relazioni dell'umanità con la tecnologia. Studiando attentamente l'evoluzione della conoscenza moderna e la sua influenza sulla società, Suchoski sostiene che la radice di tutto il male non è l'insubordinazione del potere divino, ma piuttosto la nostra tendenza a usare la tecnologia per giustificare la violenza e lo sfruttamento. Secondo Suzocki, la caduta dalla grazia non era un evento letterale, ma piuttosto una metafora del modo in cui gli uomini usavano la tecnologia per separarsi dal mondo della natura e l'uno dall'altro. Questa divisione ha portato a un ciclo di violenza e aggressività, perpetuando una cultura della concorrenza e del dominio della cooperazione e dell'aiuto reciproco. L'autrice suggerisce che questa «caduta alla violenza» abbia causato il degrado del pianeta e dei suoi abitanti, causando sofferenze e distruzione.
Falling to Violence: Erbsünde in der relationalen Theologie In seinem bahnbrechenden Buch Falling to Violence: Erbsünde in der relationalen Theologie präsentiert Dr. John Suchocki eine kühne und zum Nachdenken anregende Interpretation des Konzepts der Erbsünde, indem er traditionelle religiöse Überzeugungen in Frage stellt und einen neuen Blick auf die Natur der Beziehung der Menschheit zur Technologie bietet. Durch eine sorgfältige Untersuchung der Entwicklung des modernen Wissens und seiner Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft argumentiert Suchotsky, dass die Wurzel allen Übels nicht in der Ungehorsamkeit gegenüber der göttlichen Autorität liegt, sondern in unserer Tendenz, Technologie zu nutzen, um Gewalt und Ausbeutung zu rechtfertigen. Der Fall aus Gnade sei kein buchstäbliches Ereignis, sondern eine Metapher dafür, wie Menschen Technologie nutzten, um sich von der natürlichen Welt und voneinander zu trennen, sagte Suchotzki. Diese Spaltung hat zu einem Kreislauf von Gewalt und Aggression geführt und eine Kultur des Wettbewerbs und der Dominanz über Kooperation und gegenseitige Hilfe aufrechterhalten. Der Autor schlägt vor, dass dieser „Fall vor Gewalt“ zur Degradierung des Planeten und seiner Bewohner geführt hat, was zu weit verbreitetem id und Zerstörung geführt hat.
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Şiddete Doğru Düşmek: İlişkisel Teolojide Orijinal Günah "Şiddete Doğru Düşmek: İlişkisel Teolojide Orijinal Günah'adlı çığır açan kitabında Dr. John Suchocki, orijinal günah kavramının cesur ve düşündürücü bir yorumunu sunuyor, geleneksel dini inançlara meydan okuyor ve insanlığın teknoloji ile ilişkisinin doğasına yeni bir bakış açısı sunuyor. Suchotsky, modern bilginin gelişimini ve toplum üzerindeki etkisini dikkatli bir şekilde inceleyerek, tüm kötülüklerin kökeninin ilahi otoriteye itaatsizlikte değil, şiddeti ve sömürüyü haklı çıkarmak için teknolojiyi kullanma eğilimimizde yattığını savunuyor. Suchocki'ye göre, lütuftan düşmek gerçek bir olay değil, insanların kendilerini doğal dünyadan ve birbirlerinden ayırmak için teknolojiyi nasıl kullandıklarının bir metaforuydu. Bu bölünme, bir şiddet ve saldırganlık döngüsüne yol açtı, rekabet kültürünü ve işbirliği ve karşılıklı yardım üzerindeki egemenliği sürdürdü. Yazar, bu "şiddete düşme'nin gezegenin ve sakinlerinin bozulmasına yol açtığını ve yaygın acı ve yıkıma neden olduğunu öne sürüyor.
السقوط نحو العنف: الخطيئة الأصلية في اللاهوت العلائقي في كتابه الرائد «الوقوع نحو العنف: الخطيئة الأصلية في اللاهوت العلائقي»، يقدم الدكتور جون سوتشوكي تفسيرًا جريئًا ومثيرًا للتفكير لمفهوم الخطيئة الأصلية، وتحدي المعتقدات الدينية التقليدية وتقديم منظور جديد عن طبيعة علاقة البشرية بالتكنولوجيا. من خلال دراسة متأنية لتطور المعرفة الحديثة وتأثيرها على المجتمع، يجادل سوشوتسكي بأن أصل كل الشر لا يكمن في عصيان السلطة الإلهية، بل في ميلنا إلى استخدام التكنولوجيا لتبرير العنف والاستغلال. وفقًا لسوتشوكي، لم يكن السقوط من النعمة حدثًا حرفيًا، بل كان استعارة لكيفية استخدام الناس للتكنولوجيا لفصل أنفسهم عن العالم الطبيعي وعن بعضهم البعض. أدى هذا الانقسام إلى دوامة من العنف والعدوان، مما أدى إلى إدامة ثقافة المنافسة والهيمنة على التعاون والمعونة المتبادلة. ويشير المؤلف إلى أن هذا «السقوط في دائرة العنف» أدى إلى تدهور الكوكب وسكانه، مما تسبب في معاناة ودمار واسع النطاق.

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