Římský císařský kult: náboženská politika, nebo politické náboženství?

Title in English The Roman Imperial Cult: Religious Politics or Political Religion?
Authors

CHALUPA Aleš BUBÍK Tomáš HOFFMANN Henryk

Year of publication 2007
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Náboženství a politika I.
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
Field Philosophy and religion
Keywords Roman imperial cult; politics; religion; divinity; ontologocal divinity; relative divinity
Description This article focuses on some of the stereotypes that have influenced the study of the Roman imperial cult. These prejudices stem especially from the ingrained tendency of many scholars to consider this phenomenon primarily as a special kind of political homage that had only superficial, if any, religious connections. The author of this article, however, contends that this sharp dichotomy between political and religious is entirely modern and has no justification in the study of ancient civilizations. The imperial cult involved both dimensions and their artificial separation is meaningless and misleading.

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