Ética Cristã e diálogo

This dissertation presents the propose of the "world ethic project" by Hans Kung, from the religions, in view of the dialogue and of the world peace; its theological reflection brings a significant contribution for the religions theology.Its commitment is perceived on the ecumenical perspective and of the inter-religious dialogue.It is a reflection for the "time of today", that comtemplates the present challenges, on the effort of "gives the reasons " of the humanity hope.For the problem of the truth in the religion, the author proposes the construction of an "ecumenical strategy" that be, at the same time, "critique, auto-critique and faithful to the origins".And, to become it a concrete answer, on the facing of the truth problemathic , among religions, he adds to the "ecumenical strategy" a basic "criteriology" that he names of "inter-religious".The research approaches the specific contribution of the christianity in this undertaking.It also treats of the challenges of the christianity on the horizon of this perspective, as well as its incidences in the Christian life (spirituality, catechesis and mission) from the "inter-religious criteriology" proposed by the author.For this, it adopted the bibliographic metodology for the data collection in published materials in books, scientific articles and electonic nets.In the reached results, it was possible to note that, in spite of the challenges from the Christianity in relation to the dialogue with the others religions, condition for that the "world ethic project" happens, the "inter-religious criteriology" by Hans Kung makes possible, not only the overcoming of the challenges, as well as it significative contribution for the project: the person of Jesus Christ and his mensage.It also was verified the concreteness of the "project" in the Christian life, in his community and action in the world, with a rich perspective of the spirituality, catechesis and mission in key of commitment with the project that require: dialogue, tolerance, respect to the different and own identity.It is a critique, auto-critique reflection and, in the same time, conformed to the demands of the "ecumenical paradigm": the peaceful coexistence and the human promotion, as condictions to the human and planetary survival

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