Kirchenkitsch

from Dei Verbum · host Dr. Werner Kleine

Neutestamentliche Einwürfe zur kirchlichen Gemeinschaftssehnsucht Wörter wirken – bisweilen sedierend. Gerade in der kirchlichen Kommunikation wird diese anästhetische Dimension gerne benutzt, um Konflikte einzuzähmen. Dann wird schnell von Charismen, der Liebe oder der Gemeinschaft gesprochen. Was genau damit gemeint ist, wird selten geklärt. So entsteht ein an Kitsch grenzendes Kirchenverständnis, das in seiner Süße reizt […]

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