True Knowledge: The Supreme Purpose of Current Christian Education

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Adrian Paul

North University Center - Faculty of Letters

Date Written: June 14, 2017

Abstract

By true knowledge it is a necessity for humans, it is a longing and a fulfillment. It can not be achieved fully, only by the opening and the participation of man to God, the One who is the Subject that draws us to the true knowledge. If we understand that the truth is personified and fully incarnated into the divine Person of Jesus Christ (“I am the Truth” Jn 14:8), then by following him and His commandments and His Gospel’s prescriptions, is a necessary object to follow toward achieving the full and satisfactory knowledge. Here, a decisive role occupies the Christian education, human formation after the image of the perfect model—Jesus Christ, the Son of God made man. Thus, we focus in this study on the formation of the new man in Christ through education, to understand the eternal Truth and to gain the true knowledge of realities.

Keywords: Knowledge, participation, truth, Christian education, new man, supreme purpose

Suggested Citation

Paul, Adrian, True Knowledge: The Supreme Purpose of Current Christian Education (June 14, 2017). Proceedings of Harvard Square Symposium: The Future of Knowledge, Volume 1, p. 343–364, April 2016, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2986559 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2986559

Adrian Paul (Contact Author)

North University Center - Faculty of Letters ( email )

Baia Mare
Romania

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