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A Ricoeurian Study on the Role of Word in Christian Appropriation of Prophethood
聖道在基督徒挪用先知身分過程中的角色－利科的哲學探索
摘要
In recent discussions about how Christian acquire their prophethood, evident is the pneumatological tendency that scholars commonly ascribe their becoming of prophets to the Holy Spirit. Invoking the Irenaean metaphor that the Word and the Spirit are the two hands of the Father, this article probes into the question what role does the Word play in the acquisition process. This article approaches the question beginning from a philosophical perspective by tapping into the philosophy of Paul Ricoeur to search for resources to discover the role of the Word in the process, enriching our theological understanding. Eventually, it proposes thesis of the study holds that the Word issues a call a prophetic call to Christians and endows them with prophetic identity. This study demonstrates that Ricoeur understands that prophetic calls are issued from the written Word. With his hermeneutical philosophy, Ricoeur theorises the process with threefold mimesis and reading theory.
並列摘要
晚近當學者討論到基督徒如何獲得他們的先知身分時，學者都展示出了聖靈論傾向，通常將此歸因到聖靈的工作之上。借用愛任紐（Irenaeus）的比喻－聖道與聖子乃父神的雙手，本文欲探討聖道在這過程中扮演的角色。本文從哲學的角度出發，由保羅．利科（Paul Ricoeur, 1913-2005）的哲學尋找資源，以發現聖道的角色，藉此豐富我們的神學理解。最終，本文提出的立論如下：聖道向基督徒發出了先知的呼召，並賦予他們先知的身分。本研究闡明利科認為先知的呼召源自於成文的道。利科借助的詮釋學哲學，用三重模仿（threefold mimesis）和閱讀理論來闡述這一過程。