4855 KB47 KB200520212014Kelc, Lukaštevilka:19/20str. 100-118, 431ISSN:1408-8363COBISSID:279377408URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-SQJ8WSENslSlovensko protestantsko društvo Primož TrubarStati inu obstatičloveško teloerotična ljubezengrehhuman bodykatoličaniluteranipoželenjesinSlovene literatureslovenska književnostNekatere razlage odnosa do erotične ljubezni pri slovenskih luterancih 16. in katoličanih 17. stoletja|This paper attempts to explain repudiative views on erotic love in selected works of Primož Trubar, Jurij Dalmatin, Adam Skalar and Matija Kastelec through their views on the material world, on the human body, and on lust as a consequence of original sin. It is seen that Trubar and Dalmatin accepted the material world, as long as it serves its purpose: spreading God's glory. But Skalar and Kastelec rejected the material world - this finding is attributed to their leaning towards mysticism. Trubar and Dalmatin also accepted the human body, if it functions in accordance with its purpose, but Skalar and Kastelec rejected it. However, views on the body cannot explain views on erotic love because erotic love is a matter of the human soul and its deficiencies. All four writers rejected the consequences of original sin, which include lust - if the individual fails to limit lust within himself and in his environment, he (unforgivably) sins. Consequently, erotic love, if it results from unlimited lust, is sinful and therefore undesirableTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovensko protestantsko društvo Primož Trubar