Capetownski iskaz o predanju - graditi Kristov mir u podijeljenom i slomljenom svijetu - biblijski pogled na pitanje naroda s posebnim osvrtom na hrvatski kontekst.

This article looks at the notion of the nation from a biblical perspective by analyzing those emphases highlighted by The Cape Town Commitment, especially in its chapter "Building Christ's Peace in a Divided and Broken World." Special attention will be given to the topic of nation in the Croatian context. The first chapter gives an introduction to the three fundamental theories of nationalism, the second analyzes the biblical understanding of nations. In the third chapter attention is drawn to The Cape Town Commitment and theme of peacebuilding and justice among nations. In the last chapter the author brings interpretations of the nation and nationalisms in the Croatian context from a Roman Catholic and Evangelical perspective. The purpose of the article is to analyze the biblical and theological emphases of the document concerning the nation, to interact with other documents and theological voices, and to understand their application within the Croatian context in order to contribute to the evangelical movement in Croatia in its mission of proclaiming the gospel in the Croatian context. The article concludes that there are biblical foundations that positively value the existence of nations. They should be viewed positively from the perspective of God's work of creation, negatively through the acceptance of the reality of the fall that affected the existence of nations, and again positively from the perspective of God's eschatological future, where nations have their place. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]