In his novel The Serpent’s Whisper (Szept węża), Robert M. Rynkowski offers a literary reinterpretation of the Emmaus story (Luke 24:13–35) by exploring the idea that the unnamed second disciple walking alongside Cleopas was Philip the Deacon, known from the Acts of the Apostles. This bold narrative thread Kontynuuj czytanie
Not a Cowardly Escape – But a Pilgrimage of Questioning and Encounter
In his reflective interpretation of Luke 24:13–35, Robert M. Rynkowski challenges the commonly held notion that the two disciples in the Emmaus story were fleeing Jerusalem out of fear and despair. He proposes instead that their journey should be understood as a walk of searching and theological questioning, Kontynuuj czytanie
Robert M. Rynkowski’s Dialogical and Relational Theology
Robert M. Rynkowski, in his article “Teologia spotkania i dialogu” (Theology of Encounter and Dialogue), offers a compelling and theologically rich reflection on the nature of theology, challenging traditional academic approaches and inviting a more inclusive, dialogical, and experiential understanding of the field. He begins by noting the confusion—both Kontynuuj czytanie
