The globalization and the mystery of creation and salvation
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https://doi.org/10.15633/acr.958Keywords:
Christianity, creation, globalization, mass media, salvation, spiritualityAbstract
The term globalization can be considered as a symbol of our era, modernity and progress. The article also refers to always associated with Christianity's concept of history as a unification on a very large scale and depth. The first part of the article presents a general outline so understood history. Then were identified examples of Christian spirituality associated with the implementation of this unification. The next part is dedicated to the relation of Christianity to one of the basic tools and dimensions of unification, which is the contemporary globalization, that is to the media. Sometimes one does not notice that this relation consists of such admiration. The convergence between contemporary globalization and the Christian understanding of history presents itself as a useful for Christianity, as for the contemporary processes of globalization.
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