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Simbolul de credinţă niceo-constantinopolitan. Observaţii critice privind traducerea românească

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Publication: Text şi discurs religios, III, Section Traducerea textului sacru, p. 189-203
p-ISSN:2066-4818
e-ISSN:2393-3402
Publisher:Editura Universităţii „Alexandru Ioan Cuza”
Place:Iași
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Abstract:The niceno-constantinopolitan creed of 381 is the most important document of christian faith, except The Bible. Here, we do not intend to give a new and normative translation of the creed, but to notice some problems concerning the theological vocabulary of the creed used in liturgy of Romanian Orthodox Theology, comparative with versions used by romano-catholics and Greco-catholics. The Romanian translation of the Creed is old of a few hundred years; so, many words have changed their meaning and, today, we are confronted with the possibility of misunderstanding and confusion. The Romanian theological language is very conservative and the constant duty of theologians and philologists is to clarify and testify the appropriate meaning of the fundamental concepts of Christian Theology. Here, we debate such problems applied to the first two articles of niceno-constantinopolitan creed.
Language: Romanian
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