Cristo come punto centrale dell'educazione religiosa

[Autom. eng. transl.] Josef Andreas Jungmann (1889-1975), a Jesuit philosopher and theologian, was for a long time director of the "Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie" in Innsbruck, a city in which he taught and later became dean and rector); he was among the protagonists of the Second Vatican Council. This text of 1939 makes use of - applying them to the specific religious field - the principles of philosophy of education developed in previous years by Jungmann: centrality of experience, rejection of pedagogical technicality and moralistic sentimentalism, antideductive conception. "Every healthy education includes a triple activity: a cure, a regular, a training". Hence the decisive Jungmannian motto: education is an introduction to total reality.