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Fiatal Kutatókés Doktoranduszok FIATAL KUTATÓK ÉS DOKTORANDUSZOK NEMZETKÖZI TEOLÓGUS- KONFERENCIÁJÁNAK XI.REZÜMÉKÖTETE 2021 ABSTRACTS OF THE 11TH CONFERENCE OF JUNIOR THEOLOGIANS AND DOCTORAL STUDENTS FIATAL KUTATÓK ÉS DOKTORANDUSZOK XI. NEMZETKÖZI TEOLÓGUSKONFERENCIÁJÁNAK REZÜMÉKÖTETE ABSTRACTS OF THE 11TH JUBILEE CONFERENCE OF JUNIOR THEOLOGIANS AND DOCTORAL STUDENTS FIATAL KUTATÓK ÉS DOKTORANDUSZOK XI. NEMZETKÖZI TEOLÓGUSKONFERENCIÁJA Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége Hittudományi Osztály Debrecen, 2021. március 5. 11TH CONFERENCE OF JUNIOR THEOLOGIANS AND DOCTORAL STUDENTS National Association of Doctoral Students Department of Theology 5th March 2021, Debrecen Kiadja a Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége 1055 Budapest, Falk Miksa u. 1. ISBN 978 615 5586 80 4 Szerkesztők: Mikó-Prém Alexandra, Herbály Eszter, Muza Blanka Műszaki szerkesztő és borítóterv: Vértesi Lázár A fordításban segédkeztek: Schnider A. Angelika (rektori köszöntő) Szaplonczay Máté (főelőadás) A pályázat az Emberi Erőforrások Minisztériuma megbízásából az Emberi Erőforrás Támogatáskezelő által meghirdetett Nemzeti Tehetség Program NTP-FKT-M-20-0002 kódszámú pályázati támogatásból valósult meg. Budapest, 2021 PROGRAM 2021. március 5. – péntek 08:30-09:15 Köszöntések, megnyitás levetítése Mikó-Prém Alexandra, DOSZ Hittudományi Osztály, elnök Dr. Fekete Károly, fővédnök Dr. Baráth Béla, DRHE rektora Dr. Fabiny Tamás, védnök Excellenciás Palánki Ferenc, védnök Excellenciás Kocsis Fülöp, védnök Dr. Csernoch László, Országos Doktori Tanács, elnök (DE) Dr. Fazakas Sándor, DRHE Doktori Iskolájának vezetője Molnár Dániel, DOSZ elnök 09:15-10:15 Főelőadás – Prof. dr. Heidl György “A zsoltáréneklés teológiája: Augustinus és Remesianai Niceta” 10:15-10:30 Technikai átállás, szünet 10:30-13:00 I. panel: Szekciómunkák 13:00-13:45 Ebédszünet 13:45-16:45 II. panel: Szekciómunkák 17:00-17:30 Zárókör A KONFERENCIA SZEKCIÓI Biblikus tudományok, szentírástudományi szekció Egyháztörténeti, egyházjogi, kánonjogi szekció Gyakorlati teológiai, liturgiatudományi szekció Pasztorálpszichológiai, pasztorálteológiai szekció Rendszeres (szisztematikus) teológiai, egyházszociológiai szekció Tematikus szekció a nők helyzetéről az egyházban és a társadalomban Tematikus szekció a valláspedagógia témakörében Vallástudományi szekció PROGRAM March 5, 2021 (Friday) 08:30-09:15 Greetings, screening of the opening of the conference Alexandra Mikó-Prém, Department of Theology of the National Association of Doctoral Students, president Dr. Károly Fekete, main patron Dr. Béla Levente Baráth , DRTU rector Dr. Tamás Fabiny, patron His Excellency Ferenc Palánki, patron His Excellency Fülöp Kocsis, patron Dr. László Csernoch, Hungarian Doctoral Council, president (DU) Dr. Sándor Fazakas, Head of Doctoral School, DRTU Dániel Molnár, National Association of Doctoral Students, president 09:15-10:15 Keynote Speech – Prof. dr. György Heidl “A zsoltáréneklés teológiája: Augustinus és Remesianai Niceta” 10:15-10:30 Technical break 10:30-13:00 Presentations in Sections I. 13:00-13:45 Lunch break 13:45-16:45 Presentations in Sections II. 17:00-17:30 Closing remarks SECTIONS OF THE CONFERENCE Biblical Studies Church History, Canon Law Practical Theology, Liturgy Pastoral Psychology, Pastoral Theology Systematic Theology, Church Sociology Thematic Section on Women in Society and in the Church Thematic Section on Religious Education Religious Studies Tisztelt Olvasó! Jelen kötetben a Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége Hittudományi Osz- tálya által szervezett Fiatal Kutatók és Doktoranduszok XI. Nemzetközi Teológuskonferenciáján elhangzó előadások rezüméit gyűjtöttük össze. Im- máron tizenegyedik alkalommal kerül megrendezésre nemzetközi szimpó- ziumunk, mely a hazai és határon túli magyar és külföldi vendégek által is egyre nagyobb megbecsülésnek örvend. Az idei évben 60 előadó összesen 8 szekcióban számolhat be legfrissebb tudományos eredményeiről. Idén két tematikus szekciót is meghirdettünk, egyiket a valláspedagógia témakörében, másikat “A nők helyzete az egyház- ban és a társadalomban” címmel. A referátumok tanulmánykötetben kerül- nek megjelentetésre a Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetségének kiadásában. Az idei évi konferencia nem jöhetett volna létre a Both Antal Teológi- ai és Kulturális Alapítvány, valamint a Debreceni Református Hittudomá- nyi Egyetem nagylelkű támogatása nélkül. Végezetül szeretnék köszönetet mondani a Hittudományi Osztály minden tagjának, akik idejüket és erejüket nem kímélve fáradoztak az elmúlt hónapokban e konferencia sikeres meg- szervezésén. Jelen kiadvány az előadók neve szerinti ábécérendben közli az előadások rezüméit. Mikó-Prém Alexandra osztályelnök Lectori salutem! This present volume contains the brief summaries of the presentations that are to be delivered at the 11th Conference of Junior Theologians and Doctoral Students. It is our greatest pleasure to say that the conference will be organized for the 11th time by the National Association of Doctoral Students (Department of Theology). The conference-series has gradually gained international recognition over the years amongst theology students and researchers. In 2021, 60 presenters have chosen to share their most recent research findings in eight sections. Two thematic sections were announced this year: Religious Education and “Women in Society and in the Church”. All presentations are to be collected into a volume edited by the National Association of Doctoral Students. This year’s conference could not have come into existence without the help of the Both Antal Theological and Cultural Foundation and the Debrecen Reformed Theological University for which we are all beyond thankful. I am wholeheartedly saying thank you to all members of the Theology Department for contributing to the success of the conference with a considerable amount of time and energy. This publication offers the summaries of the presentations in alphabetical order. Alexandra Mikó-Prém Department of Theology President Tisztelt Olvasó! A Debreceni Református Hittudományi Egyetem rektoraként a koronavírus járvány okozta nehézségek között is örömmel fogadtam a Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége Hittudományi Osztályának megkeresését, hogy 2021- ben intézményünk lássa vendégül a Fiatal Kutatók és Doktoranduszok XI. Nemzetközi Teológuskonferenciáját. Éppen egy éve, hogy a pandémia miatti korlátozások pár nap alatt új pályára állították életünket. A korábban fizikai jelenlétet megkövetelő felsőoktatási közösségi alkalmainkat, tudományos rendezvényeinket digitális kapcsolattartás: távolsági előadások, vizsgák, testületi ülések, istentiszteletek, virtuális jelenlét és közösség váltotta fel. Az elmúlt hónapok hiánya felhívta figyelmünket az egyetem, mint fizikai kap- csolattartási tér, illetve sajátos közösségi alkalmai fontosságára. Azonban azt is tapasztalhattuk, hogy a mai digitális közvetítő eszközök milyen haszno- sak lehetnek számunkra az oktatói és kutatói kapcsolattartás során. Jó tu- datosítanunk magunkban, hogy a távolsági kapcsolattartás eszközrendszere új lehetőségeket biztosít számunkra a hagyományos szakmai kompetenciák kialakítása, fejlesztése során. Idei szervezőként egy erre a feladatra alkal- mas virtuális konferenciatér kialakítása mellett arra is törekedtünk, hogy a résztvevők számára érzékelhetővé tegyük egyetemi főépületünk, a nemzeti emlékhely Debreceni Református Kollégium sajátos miliőjét és iskolakultú- ráját. Bízom abban, hogy a mostani rendkívüli keretek között, a legújabb kommunikációs eszközök felhasználásával megvalósított rendezvényünk is alkalmas lesz annak a szakmai közösségnek a létrehozására, amely hatható- san segíti a jelenlévő doktori iskola hallgatóinak tudományos előmenetelét. Ezek jegyében érdeklődve várjuk előadásaikat, friss meglátásaikat, kutatási eredményeiket, a kialakuló eszmecseréket. Dr. Baráth Béla Levente Debreceni Református Hittudományi Egyetem rektor 7 Dear Reader, it gives great pleasure to me, the rector of the Reformed Theological University of Debrecen, the request of the Department of Theology of the National Association of Ph.D. Students to entertain the 11th Conference of Junior Theologians and Doctoral Students, despite the difficulties caused by the pandemic of Covid-19. Precisely one year ago our life was ranged into unfamiliar paths due to the restrictions of the pandemic. The usual way of occasions of academic life and scientific events, that had required physical presence, was succeeded by the digital maintenance of contacts, as the lectures at distance, online exams, general meetings, and church services, the virtual presence, and community. During these months we recognized that the university was a physical space where was possible to contact each other, and the importance of social events at the university. At the same time, we had also new experiences about the usefulness of digital equipment that can facilitate communication between professors, scholars, and researchers. We should be aware that the system of ways of communication at distance provides us new possibilities to develop our conventional professional competences. As the organizer of the conference this year, we made effort not just to create an adequate virtual platform but also to make noticeably the special milieu of the main building of our university, the national memorial of the Reformed College of Debrecen. I hope that this conference organized among these special opportunities now available will be able to assemble a professional audience that can efficiently help the academic progress of doctorate students. We are looking forward with special
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