RELIGIJA KAIP TRANSCENDENCIJOS APREIŠKIMO IŠRAIŠKA. (Lithuanian)

The purpose of the article is to analyse the concept of religion as an expression of the Transcendence manifested to man, which is subject to different ways of conceptualisation. The article is in three parts. The first presents different ways of understanding transcendence ("above" and "below" the world, external and internal, vertical and horizontal, absolute being and the act of transcending human nature). The second part considers its nature (mysterious nothing, ultimate reality, moral value). The third part deals with the question of the revelation of transcendence (difference between revelation and manifestation, revelation in nature and history, the dialectical nature of revelation, its cipher and sign character). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Straipsnio tikslas - išanalizuoti religijos, kaip žmogui pasireiškiančios transcendencijos, sampratą, kurią galima įvairiai konceptualizuoti. Šį tekstą sudaro trys dalys. Pirmojoje pristatomi skirtingi transcendencijos supratimo būdai („virš" pasaulio ir „po" pasauliu, išorinis ir vidinis, vertikalusis ir horizontalusis, absoliuti būtis ir žmogiškosios prigimties peržengimo aktas). Antrojoje aptariama jos prigimtis („paslaptingasis niekas", galutinė tikrovė, moralinė vertė). Trečiojoje dalyje nagrinėjamas transcendencijos apreiškimo klausimas (parodomas skirtumas tarp apreiškimo ir pasireiškimo, išskiriamas apreiškimas gamtoje ir istorijoje, analizuojama dialektinė apreiškimo prigimtis, nusakomas jo šifro bei ženklo pobūdis). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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