Stanisław Obirek: Bracia Polscy - zwiastuny oświecenia
Prof. Stanisław Obirek speaks on Socinians or Polish Brethren, a radical Christian group that flourished in the 16th and 17th century Poland with about 300 congregations at its height.
Being hostile to dogma, Socinians insisted that Christian doctrine must be compatible with reason and advocated freedom of conscience, guaranteed by the separation of church and state.
Their intellectual centre was in Raków, north of Kraków, where they founded a successful university and a famous printing operation that turned out many Socinian books and pamphlets distributed all over Europe.
Many historians consider them to be the forerunners of the European Enlightenment and the main inspiration of American constitution.
Stanisław Obirek (ur. 21 sierpnia 1956 w Tomaszowie Lubelskim) – polski teolog, historyk, antropolog kultury, były jezuita. Interesuje się miejscem religii we współczesnej kulturze, dialogiem międzyreligijnym, konsekwencjami Holocaustu i możliwościami przezwyciężenia konfliktów religijnych, cywilizacyjnych i kulturowych.
Being hostile to dogma, Socinians insisted that Christian doctrine must be compatible with reason and advocated freedom of conscience, guaranteed by the separation of church and state.
Their intellectual centre was in Raków, north of Kraków, where they founded a successful university and a famous printing operation that turned out many Socinian books and pamphlets distributed all over Europe.
Many historians consider them to be the forerunners of the European Enlightenment and the main inspiration of American constitution.
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