Unde venit malum in angelum, qui bonus erat. Hermenéutica de dos textos anselmianos / Unde venit malum in angelum, qui bonus erat. Hermeneutics of Two Anselmian Texts

Abstract

The article takes into account two short ansalmien texts: the penultimate chapter of his book De Casu Diaboli which be long to the Corpus Doctrinale and the Oratio ad Sanctam Crucem which is part ofthe Corpus Spirituale. Even though both texts imply a certain familiarity with the work of Saint Anselm, the reader can find a thematic continuity that allows him to re fer the absurdity of the existan ce determined by the fatalism of evil to the severity of the love of Christ on his cross. The road becomes even worst because for the believer, the memory of a Middle Age to which the Revelation was the guarantee of the true humanity is still alive. However the contemporary thinker, despite the narrowness of roads can find a height and clarity that demonstrate the genuine reality ofthe world. Such is the intention behind the hermeneutics ofthese texts that we offer.