当信仰与健康发生冲突时:菲律宾部分鞭笞者对 COVID-19 危险的信仰表达

Dalmacito A. Cordero, Melanio L. Leal
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在将近三年的时间里,COVID-19 大流行严重影响了社会。在疫情激增期间,包括宗教活动和其他公共活动在内的大规模集会受到限制。然而,一些菲律宾人选择在这场健康危机中继续他们的 Panata(神圣誓言)--自我鞭笞,从而将自己置于感染病毒或成为传播者的风险之中。本文探讨了部分在大流行病期间继续履行其宗教习俗的鞭笞者的经历。他们讲述了自己如何面对、挣扎并希望与 "看不见 "的病毒作斗争的个人经历,以及他人对他们所做之事的批评,文章从这些叙述中汲取了灵感。通过解释现象学分析(IPA),他们的访谈记录引出了三个反复出现的主题:苦难导致寻找上帝的支持,神圣的誓言与基督的苦难是统一的,精神上的奖赏胜过肉体上的痛苦。这些主题有助于今后研究当信仰与健康发生冲突时,对立双方应如何进行协商。
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When Faith and Health Collide: Expressions of Faith Over the Dangers of COVID-19 by Selected Flagellants in the Philippines

For almost three years, the COVID-19 pandemic seriously affected society. Mass gatherings were restricted during the surge, including religious activities and other public practices. However, some Filipinos opted to continue their panata (sacred vow) of self-flagellation during this health crisis, thus putting themselves at risk of being inflicted with the virus or being a spreader. This article explores the experience of selected flagellants who continued to fulfill their religious practice amid the pandemic. It draws inspiration from their narratives about their personal experiences of how they faced, struggled, and hoped to battle the “unseen” virus and the criticisms of others for what they did. Using interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA), their interview transcripts elicit three recurrent themes: Suffering leads to finding God for support, sacred vow as unity to Christ’s suffering, and spiritual reward over physical pain. These themes can contribute to future research on how opposing parties should negotiate when faith and health conflict.

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