2020
DOI: 10.51359/2525-5223.2019.241380
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“Acordamos, somos cidadãos”: os evangélicos e a constituição ética de si na relação com o político

Abstract: Este trabalho tem como objetivo principal compreender a forma como os crentes pentecostais constituem-se a si mesmos como sujeitos na relação com a política. Levando em consideração os embates públicos ocorridos na esfera pública brasileira em torno das questões relativas aos direitos sexuais e reprodutivos, e que colocaram em lados opostos igrejas pentecostais e movimentos sociais, afirmo que os fiéis ordinários dessas igrejas têm recebido de seus líderes a incumbência moral de se posicionarem politicamente e… Show more

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“…However, this focus on the public presence of leaders and institutions is not the only one. There are works dedicated to understanding religious actions in civil society and disputes from the point of view of the ordinary members of the church (Sant'Ana, 2014; Mauricio Junior, 2019, 2023). This perspective develops from Asad's propositions and revisions about what should be understood as “secular,” beyond the paradigm of laicidade.…”
Section: Religion and Public Lifementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, this focus on the public presence of leaders and institutions is not the only one. There are works dedicated to understanding religious actions in civil society and disputes from the point of view of the ordinary members of the church (Sant'Ana, 2014; Mauricio Junior, 2019, 2023). This perspective develops from Asad's propositions and revisions about what should be understood as “secular,” beyond the paradigm of laicidade.…”
Section: Religion and Public Lifementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Oro (1992) has shown the importance of mass media to this process from the beginning. Over the last decade, this trend took a deeper aspect with new media, music, and street demonstrations, transforming the political‐esthetic sensibilities (Mauricio Junior, 2019; Oosterban, 2021; Sant’Anna, 2014). Even more recently, Afro‐Brazilian religious members articulate with black movements and other non‐religious instances to push their demands as part of Brazilian culture and heritage, bypassing the concern with religious influence in a secular state, an argument often used by Catholics.…”
Section: Rethinking Theory From Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%