회개와 갱생에서 나타난 아담과 이브의 성윤리:『실낙원』을 중심으로
The Sexual Ethics of Adam and Eve in the Course of Repentance and Regeneration: Focused on Paradise Lost
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It is discovered that Adam and Eve recovered not only the spiritual equality but also the social order of ranks in the course of penitence and rebirth. Moreover they resumed human dignity and maturity. In this paper, human effort and struggle is examined as a point of emphasis in the restructured sex ethics. This research links the more actual sex ethics between man and woman with the daily life of temperance, moderation, and religious humility which are surely the fundamental principles of a true life. On the basis of human free spirit and dignity, the medieval sex ethics that woman was for man, or that any segment of the human family was subordinate to any other, was rooted up and the gender gap was considerably narrowed. After Adam and Eve's repentance and regeneration, Eve's loyalty to Adam stands unshaken, and building upon it, she brings him, in turn, to manifest the workings of God's grace in forgiving her. The true sex ethics shown in the course of their repentance and regeneration lies in mutual assistance in all the helps and comforts of domestic life.
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It is discovered that Adam and Eve recovered not only the spiritual equality but also the social order of ranks in the course of penitence and rebirth. Moreover they resumed human dignity and maturity. In this paper, human effort and struggle is examined as a point of emphasis in the restructured sex ethics. This research links the more actual sex ethics between man and woman with the daily life of temperance, moderation, and religious humility which are surely the fundamental principles of a true life. On the basis of human free spirit and dignity, the medieval sex ethics that woman was for man, or that any segment of the human family was subordinate to any other, was rooted up and the gender gap was considerably narrowed. After Adam and Eve's repentance and regeneration, Eve's loyalty to Adam stands unshaken, and building upon it, she brings him, in turn, to manifest the workings of God's grace in forgiving her. The true sex ethics shown in the course of their repentance and regeneration lies in mutual assistance in all the helps and comforts of domestic life.
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