诺里奇的朱利安
她的异象教导她,上帝是纯粹的爱,既是母亲也是父亲,而且最终一切都会好起来。
定位
诺里奇的隐修女,也是已知第一位用英语写书的女性:对十六个异象二十年的沉思,使她形成了一种爱的神学,其中“一切终将安好”。
核心思想
- “一切终将安好”
- 上帝如母亲
- 罪与神圣的爱
影响
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奥古斯丁
受其影响 存在争议
Colledge and Walsh note parallels to Augustine, Bernard and William of St-Thierry in Julian’s Showings; whether the self-described ‘unlettered’ Julian read Augustine herself is disputed. Julian of Norwich, A Book of Showings, ed. E. Colledge and J. Walsh (Toronto, 1978), introduction
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奥古斯丁 › 354–430
作品
- 约1393年神圣之爱的启示
1373年5月的十六次“显现”,有短本和长本两种文本:罪是“behovely”(合宜的),上帝是我们的母亲,而且一切都会好起来。
立场
“Revelations of Divine Love” is the earliest surviving book in English by a woman. The central problem is sin: if God is all love and all power, why does sin exist, and how can those who sin be saved? Her answer reinterprets the Church’s teaching: sin is “behovely” – fitting or necessary – because through it the soul comes to know itself and God’s mercy; there is no wrath in God; and the parable of a lord and his servant, which she pondered for twenty years, shows the fall as an accident that love repairs. “All shall be well” is not optimism but a promise she tests against her own doubts.
生平与背景
Julian of Norwich (1343–after 1416) is known by the name of the church in Norwich, England, where she lived as an anchoress – a recluse enclosed in a cell. In May 1373, aged thirty and seriously ill, she experienced sixteen visions of Christ. She wrote them down soon after and then, over some twenty years, composed a much longer meditation on them. Her birth name and the date of her death are unknown.
其他主要作品
- Revelations of Divine Love, short text (c. 1373–1380)
- Revelations of Divine Love, long text (c. 1393 or later)
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