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DOI: 10.51688/VC11.1.2024.art1
Telah diserahkan: 2023-12-11
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Dari Spiritual hingga Imajinasi yang Diperbarui: Pencarian C. S. Lewis akan Sukacita, Imajinasi, dan Tuhan

Faculté Jean Calvin
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Yannick Imbert

Yannick Imbert menduduki Ketua Apologetika William Edgar di Faculté Jean Calvin, Aix–en–Provence, Prancis selatan. Ia juga bertugas di Komite Tologi Dewan Nasional Evangelis, Prancis. Sebagai seorang apologis, minat penelitian Imbert  secara khusus meliputi imajinasi dan fantasi serta titik temu antara iman dan budaya. Ia tertarik, khususnya, pada berbagai cara masyarakat berkembang, terutama melalui teknologi. Selama dekade terakhir, ia mempelajari transhumanisme dan menulis dua buku tentang gerakan budaya yang bertujuan untuk mengubah sifat manusia. Yang terbaru adalah Le charme de l'andréide. Proyeknya saat ini adalah di bidang estetika teologis.

C.S. Lewis imajinasi sukacita idealisme teisme

Abstrak

Pertobatan C. S. Lewis ke teisme Kristen menyatukan pencariannya akan sukacita dan pandangannya yang terus berkembang tentang kekuatan imajinasi. Penerimaan Lewis terhadap agama Kristen menimbulkan pertanyaan tentang sifat hubungan antara dua elemen fundamental evolusi filosofisnya: sukacita dan imajinasi. Dalam artikel ini, penulis bertujuan untuk memperjelas aspek kehidupan intelektual dan spiritual Lewis dengan mempertimbangkan perkembangan filosofisnya. Hubungan penting antara sukacita dan imajinasi menjadi jelas hanya jika kita mempertimbangkan perjalanan intelektual Lewis dari ateisme ke idealisme dan kemudian ke teisme Kristen. Dalam artikel ini, saya mempertimbangkan perkembangan intelektual Lewis sejak ia mengadopsi idealisme subjektif versinya sendiri.

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Cara Mengutip

Imbert, Y. (2024). Dari Spiritual hingga Imajinasi yang Diperbarui: Pencarian C. S. Lewis akan Sukacita, Imajinasi, dan Tuhan. Verbum Christi: Jurnal Teologi Reformed Injili, 11(1), 5–21. https://doi.org/10.51688/VC11.1.2024.art1