UMA ANÁLISE EPISTEMOLÓGICA DA CONSCIÊNCIA RELIGIOSA INTERSUBJETIVA
Abstract
Grande parte da vida sociorreligiosa que os cristãos exteriorizam e objetivam ao interagir com Deus através da adoração congregacional requer uma análise interpretativa. O sentido religioso que o cristão encontra no ritual de adoração, baseado na consciência religiosa intersubjetiva bíblica da relação dialógica Deus-homem, permite avançar na compreensão da formação e conservação de fé, isto é, na construção e atualização de uma consciência religiosa intersubjetiva. Para isso, o presente artigo usa o método teológico de Bernard Lonergan e os quatro níveis de consciência (empírico, intelectual, racional e responsável), conectado com o modelo pastoral de ver, julgar e agir; e com os três tipos ideais de Jürgen Habermas sobre o perfil ético-professional do cientista social (técnico, prático e dialógico).
Palavras-chave: Consciência Religiosa Intersubjetiva; Níveis de Consciência; Consciência Bíblica.
Abstract: Much of the socio-religious life that Christians externalized and are intended to interact with God through congregational worship requires an interpretative analysis. The religious sense that the Christian finds in ritual worship, based on the biblical religious consciousness of intersubjective dialogic relationship God-man, up through the understanding of the formation and preservation of faith, that is, in building and updating an inter-subjective religious consciousness. In order to do this, the present article uses the theological method of Bernard Lonergan and the four levels of consciousness (empirical, intellectual, rational and responsible), connected with the pastoral model to see, judge and act; and the three ideal types of Jürgen Habermas on the ethical and professional profile of the social scientist (technical, practical and dialogical).
Keywords: Religious inter-subjective consciousness; Awareness levels; Biblical consciousness.
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