that if a limit is the lack of synthesis and a conclusion: The many ideas remain heterogeneity, diversity sometimes contradictory and fragmentary remains uncoordinated.
remains unresolved, for example, how one can reconcile the following four statements ravasiane, two favorable space (1 and 4) and two clearly contrary (2:03):
- Thus, there is in Christianity a constant celebration of space as a forum open to the divine, starting from that supreme temple that is the cosmos.
- That said, however, in the Christian concept is a very heavy component - as mentioned - the theological center of gravity moves from space to time.
- Between God and man no longer need any mediation space, the meeting is now between people, you meet the divine life with human directly.
- The temple architecture will therefore always necessary, but must have within itself a function of symbol will no longer be an untouchable sacred and magical, but only a necessary sign of divine presence in history and life of humanity.
The world is created by God who entrusts to the care of man, the cosmos becomes the house in which man lives. The world is the first temple, whose builder is God.
not the divine generic, anonymous and vague that returns several times in the text Ravasio, but the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the God of Moses and the prophets, and finally the God of Jesus Christ. As it is written in the 'incipit of Hebrews:
He, the Creator of all that exists through His Word (Gen 1, Jn 1), is the place where the created world and man, his favorite creatures, they are housed.
God has the absolute primacy, both in relation to the divine impersonal, a faint reduction in its infinite wealth, power and glory to a category, a mere object of thought, both with regard to man-creator (Tolkien) who participates in the intelligence freedom and divine being created " the image and likeness of God " but remains a creature, a finite, defined by space and time. Thus, human creativity, as well as his intelligence and his freedom are over, are not absolute.
This means that man will always be in search of God and of his place, ever since God can not be limited by anything, but restricts all, as stated in the Hebrew chant: " He, God, is the location of every place, / but this location has not place. "
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The finiteness that qualifies the creature in all its fibbre and faculty, far from being a heavy chain that needs to be shaken, it is the very essence of the creature, only opportunity it has to live.
The human creature, with intelligence that is attached to, can read the book of nature written in elegant mathematical language (Galileo). With freedom can use the knowledge to look after the garden entrusted to it, so can be inspired and create artificial works, useful and beautiful.
Here arises the first problem, because human freedom, if he remains humble is inspired by the Spirit of God, vice versa if you are inspired by the proud spirit of the world.