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Bismoko Mahamboro
Fakultas Teologi Universitas Sanata Dharma Yogyakarta
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IDENTITAS KELUARGA KRISTIANI DI HADAPAN BUDAYA KONSUMERISME Mahamboro, Dionius Bismoko
Jurnal Orientasi Baru VOLUME 25, NOMOR 01, APRIL 2016
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In this article I explore the notion of "domestic church" as identity for the christian families. One important character of christian family is found here, i. e. counter-culture as way of being in the society. In our present society which is marked by consumerism, how could christian families unfold and develop their identity as "domestic church"? This article tries to answer this question by proposing some practices that can be considered as alternative culture.
Multikulturalisme dalam Mal Mahamboro, Dionius Bismoko; Tangkeliku, Sem Porak; Salamba, Salvinus
Jurnal Orientasi Baru VOLUME 16, NOMOR 01, APRIL 2007
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Local identity has been considered as one legitimate concern in the rise of the “culture” of globalization. The establishing of malls in the city of Yogyakarta which is well-known as 'the city of culture' has provoked discourse about local identity since malls are often considered as a symbol of globalization. Some say that traditional market, one of the icons of the city, will not be able to compete with the modern one, and it could be marginalized and eventually eliminated by the global market. But, malls should not merely be regarded as menace for local identity especially if it is seen as a 'cultural moment'. Malls could become a place of encounter among local cultural products as well as with global elements which might result an empowering multiculturalism.
KESERAKAHAN CELENG Ketamakan Dalam Kesadaran Moral Mahamboro, Dionius Bismoko
Jurnal Teologi (Journal of Theology) Vol 2, No 1 (2013)
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In the Javanese culture, the wild Boar is a symbol of greed or avarice. In this article, boar as a symbol is seen as a language for expressing moral consciousness. Moral consciousness of the dangers of avarice has been started since the beginning of the Christian era and passed on to us through present time in the form of the Doctrine of the seven principal or deadly Sins. So here is presented the evolution of this consciousness perceiving greed as a moral problem, especially in the Biblical and Patristic tradition. Given that the use of wild Boar as a symbol of greed is associated with sociological background, the article shows also the reception of avarice as one of the seven deadly sins in the sociological science. These two different perspectives of how one speaks about avarice as a moral problem are useful to develop a more comprehensive understandings on avarice and a contextual language, expressing it as a moral issue that should never be overlooked in Indonesia.
Multikulturalisme dalam Mal Dionius Bismoko Mahamboro; Sem Porak Tangkeliku; Salvinus Salamba
Jurnal Orientasi Baru VOLUME 16, NOMOR 01, APRIL 2007
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Local identity has been considered as one legitimate concern in the rise of the culture of globalization. The establishing of malls in the city of Yogyakarta which is well-known as 'the city of culture' has provoked discourse about local identity since malls are often considered as a symbol of globalization. Some say that traditional market, one of the icons of the city, will not be able to compete with the modern one, and it could be marginalized and eventually eliminated by the global market. But, malls should not merely be regarded as menace for local identity especially if it is seen as a 'cultural moment'. Malls could become a place of encounter among local cultural products as well as with global elements which might result an empowering multiculturalism.
IDENTITAS KELUARGA KRISTIANI DI HADAPAN BUDAYA KONSUMERISME Dionius Bismoko Mahamboro
Jurnal Orientasi Baru VOLUME 25, NOMOR 01, APRIL 2016
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In this article I explore the notion of "domestic church" as identity for the christian families. One important character of christian family is found here, i. e. counter-culture as way of being in the society. In our present society which is marked by consumerism, how could christian families unfold and develop their identity as "domestic church"? This article tries to answer this question by proposing some practices that can be considered as alternative culture.
Berkubang dalam Lumpur, Bekerja Bersama Orang Miskin Wajah Keterlibatan Sosial Gereja Ganjuran Dionius Bismoko Mahamboro
Jurnal Teologi (Journal of Theology) Vol 3, No 1 (2014)
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The Catholic Church in Asia has declared triple-dialogue (dialogue with the Asian cultures, with religions and with the poor) as its way of being Church. The farmers belong to the poor in most of Asian countries, especially in Indonesia. This article tries to trace back the history of the Asian Churchs concern with the farmers, which are the representation of the poor. This concern has inevitably touched socio-cultural and socio-political dimensions of christian faith, which lead the christian communities to the most concrete social problem of the local communities, and at the same time connect them with global issues like hunger and food industrialization, or ecological crisis and sustainable farming.
(Resensi Buku) A Lcs Chan Reader. Pioneering Essays on Biblical and Asian Theological Ethics Dionius Bismoko Mahamboro
Jurnal Teologi (Journal of Theology) Vol 7, No 1 (2018)
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Book Review: A Lcs Chan Reader. Pioneering Essays on Biblical and Asian Theological Ethics Bismoko Mahamboro
Journal of Asian Orientation in Theology Vol 1, No 01 (2019): Journal of Asian Orientation in Theology
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This book is a rare book which is an anthology written by Lcs Chan,an Asian moral theologian.
SUMBANGAN ETIS MODEL BISNIS EKONOMI SIRKULAR TERHADAP PEMBANGUNAN YANG BERKELANJUTAN: EKSPLORASI KUALITATIF SISTEMATIK Dionius Bismoko Mahamboro; Kristia Kristia
Jurnal Ledalero Vol 20, No 2 (2021): Jurnal Ledalero Edisi Desember 2021
Publisher : Institut Filsafat dan Teknologi Kreatif Ledalero

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This study investigated the relationship between the circular economy amid the Covid-19 pandemic and Christian ethics using the latest literature in management, business ethics, and Christian ethics. Recently, many studies have been conducted on the circular economy, which is seen to be an alternate form of economic activity that benefits the underprivileged and the natural environment. However, it appears that the ethical implications of this circular economy have gotten limited attention. Christian ethics, especially the Catholic Social Teachings, provides a source of inspiration for the sustainable development of economic thought. The data analysis method used in this study was bibliometric analytical procedures, which involved collecting articles from Scopus, Google Scholar, and CrossRef databases. VOSviewer software was used to map keywords from these papers in order to identify research gaps in the region to be investigated. In addition, a qualitative analysis of the selected papers using the Atlas.ti program version 9 highlights the quantitative findings and delves deeper into the research themes. This research indicated that discussions about the circular economy are still mostly unrelated to aspects of ethics, morality, and religiosity, implying that more research is needed to go deeper into those areas.Key words: Catholic Social Teaching, bibliometric, circular economy, Christian ethics, Covid-19.
Mangunwijaya's Concept of Religiosity in His Architectural Work of Gereja Maria Assumpta (GMA), Klaten-Indonesia Mahamboro, Dionius Bismoko; Hadi, Romualdus Setyo; Pabubung, Michael Reskiantio
Indonesian Journal of Religion and Society Vol 6, No 1 (2024)
Publisher : Indonesian Center for Religion and Society Studies (InTReSt)

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Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya (often referred to as Romo Mangun; YBM) stands out as one of Indonesia’s architectural luminaries, and his architectural vision is deeply rooted in his religious background as a Catholic priest. This article delves into the intrinsic religious values embedded within one of Romo Mangun’s architectural masterpieces, the Church of Maria Assumpta or Gereja Maria Assumpta (GMA) in Klaten. This structure emanates a profound and sanctified ambiance by merging traditional Javanese architectural elements with a contemporary sensibility. By adopting a qualitative approach, explicitly employing a constructivist paradigm of symbolic interactionism and phenomenology theoretical schools, this research raises a question on how Mangunwijaya engraved his understanding and discernment of religiosity in his architectural work of GMA. By using Mangunwijaya’s GMA as a material object and his concept of religiosity as a formal object, it is found that he engraved his understanding and discernment of religiosity through his architectural work of GMA. To be religious is (1) to be a part of our own culture, which is shown by the space order; (2) to be focused on the Most High, shown by the orientation, ornaments, and liturgical light and colors; and (3) living in harmony, well-engraved in the proportion.
Co-Authors Barana, Hilarius Tandi Hadi, Romualdus Setyo Kristia Kristia Michael Reskiantio Pabubung Rihadiani, Rosalia Rachma Salamba, Salvinus Salvinus Salamba Sem Porak Tangkeliku Sinurat, Rina Elysa Tangkeliku, Sem Porak