What’s the Church for today?
Keywords:
religiosity, Church, Byung-Chul Han, transhumanism, immortality, salvationAbstract
Contrary to what some had predicted, religiosity has not disappeared from old Europe, but there have been important changes in the way people live it. Today, values such as cultural diversity and diversity of beliefs or political and moral pluralism prevail, which contrast with the idea of a religion that presents itself as a defender of a unique truth. In view of this, it is legitimate to question the meaning of the Church today and to analyze what it can contribute to the religious experience of 21st century Europeans.Downloads
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Published
2019-09-02
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Mesquida Sampol, J. (2019). What’s the Church for today?. Razón Y Fe, 280(1441), 191–201. Retrieved from https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/razonyfe/article/view/11637
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