Самый лучший пасхальный фильм
Фильм "Тело", Германия, Израиль, 2001 г. Это даже не столько просто фильм, сколько мысленный эксперимент. Что будет с христианством и с нашим миром, в котором христианство играет важную роль, если однажды станет очевидно, как 2 x 2 = 4, что воскресение Иисуса не является историческим и физическим фактом, исторический Иисус не воскресал? Сможет ли тогда христианство сохраниться? Многие из героев фильма дают отрицательный ответ. Но совершенно не обязательно с ними соглашаться. Главное, вместе с создателями фильма поучаствовать в мысленном эксперименте и сделать свои выводы. Фильм заставляет думать о судьбах христианства и о своем месте в христианстве (для людей, относящих себя к христианам) в современном, постмифологическом мире. И с праздником вас! Христос воистину воскрес в сердцах верующих в Него! Как написал Cliff Reed в своем "унитарианском катехизисе":
First there is the view that in the stories of Jesus' Resurrection we have a powerful myth. This celebrates the triumph of the human spirit, exemplified in Jesus, over all that would crush it, and even over death.
Second, from a more specifically Christian standpoint, is the belief that the loving spirit of Jesus triumphed over death and passed into the community of disciples who formed the early church. The body of the faithful thus became the physical resurrection, the risen body, of Christ. Inasmuch as a religious community continues to embody that loving spirit, then it continues to embody the resurrection. Most Unitarians would doubt the literal veracity of the Gospel resurrection accounts. Some, though, see them as based on vivid spiritual experiences undergone by several of Jesus' followers in the aftermath of his death. These then played an important part in convincing the disciples that his spirit was still among them.
The third principal way in which Unitarians celebrate Easter is as the festival of life's renewal in the spring. The earth's resurrection after winter's apparent death is something that affects us profoundly as dependent children of nature. Many Unitarians therefore feel that it is a time of deep spiritual significance in itself.
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First there is the view that in the stories of Jesus' Resurrection we have a powerful myth. This celebrates the triumph of the human spirit, exemplified in Jesus, over all that would crush it, and even over death.
Second, from a more specifically Christian standpoint, is the belief that the loving spirit of Jesus triumphed over death and passed into the community of disciples who formed the early church. The body of the faithful thus became the physical resurrection, the risen body, of Christ. Inasmuch as a religious community continues to embody that loving spirit, then it continues to embody the resurrection. Most Unitarians would doubt the literal veracity of the Gospel resurrection accounts. Some, though, see them as based on vivid spiritual experiences undergone by several of Jesus' followers in the aftermath of his death. These then played an important part in convincing the disciples that his spirit was still among them.
The third principal way in which Unitarians celebrate Easter is as the festival of life's renewal in the spring. The earth's resurrection after winter's apparent death is something that affects us profoundly as dependent children of nature. Many Unitarians therefore feel that it is a time of deep spiritual significance in itself.
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