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YESUS MENGULURKAN TANGAN DAN MENJAMAH Petrus Christologus Dhogo
Jurnal Ledalero Vol 14, No 2 (2015): HIV : Pesawat Tempur Siluman NTT
Publisher : Institut Filsafat dan Teknologi Kreatif Ledalero

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (661.137 KB) | DOI: 10.31385/jl.v14i2.17.271-286

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For years HIV and AIDS were considered deadly viruses. Lacking appropriate knowledge about how these viruses develop made it more difficult to treat carriers, as they were once viewed as approaching death. Also, many thought that the virus was easily contagious (although it is not). Carriers were – and still are - marginalized and so could not maintain normal life in their communities. They were stigmatized more especially when the virus was viewed as the result of an un-controlled sex life. As “sinners” they had to pay for the sin they committed. This is pararell to the situation was faced by lepers at the time of Jesus. They were avoided, must not be touched; they were removed from the community. However, Jesus accepted lepers, touched them, and in accepting them broke through cultural and religious barriors. In Luke’s account (Luke 5:12-16) the leper does not seek a cure, but rather freedom from stigmatization (“made clean”). That is the “cure” that Jesus gave and what we can, and must, give today to HIV carriers. Kata-kata kunci: kusta, tahir, stigma, HIV, AIDS, Yesus, menjamah, mengulurkan, tangan, mentahirkan.
YUSUF DIJUAL: TANGGUNG JAWAB YEHUDA? Menelisik Kisah Yusuf dan Yehuda dalam Kej 36-50 Petrus Christologus Dhogo
Jurnal Ledalero Vol 13, No 1 (2014): MANUSIA MEMPERDAGANGKAN MANUSIA
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Human trafficking, which has become a serious problem in our time, also existed centuries ago, especially when slavery was commonly accepted. The Book of Genesis shares the story of the selling by his brothers of a person named Joseph. Different from human trafficking these days, the reason for selling Joseph was more about envy than money. Envy triggered the brothers’ plot to eliminate Joseph from their family. Whatever the reason, in Egypt Joseph was put on the auction block and bought and sold as a bill of goods. The Joseph-Judah story tracks the first human trafficking case in the Bible inviting the reader to be aware of how people are bought and sold. The sellers –Jospeh’s brothers and especially Judah – do not want to be known as the culprits. Nobody is willing to admit commiting this crime, instead, one always pretends to be innocent. Meanwhile Joseph’s identity is stripped away as the story continues. Human trafficking, always involves the loss of one’s social networks coupled with elimination of one’s identity. Kata-kata Kunci: Yusuf, Yehuda, hamba, penjualan, identitas, perhambaan, penjual-belian, perdagangan manusia, membunuh, menghilangkan.
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