Guerra justa: uma análise teórica a partir do pensamento de João Calvino
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Dissertação
Data de publicação
2008-06-25
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Autores
Andrade, Daniel Justiniano
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Liberal, Márcia Mello Costa de
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Caldas Filho, Carlos Ribeiro
Camargo, Paulo Roberto de
Camargo, Paulo Roberto de
Programa
Ciências da Religião
Resumo
This research approaches the justification of the war starting from the point of view of the reformer John Calvin. Is the war fair or sacrilegious, divine or diabolical? Are the safety and the social justice, the individual freedom, the democracy, the equality, the social well-being guaranteed or done annihilate by the war? Does the thought of Calvin possess rational bases of what they justify the war and do they disqualify the religious fanaticism at the same time? Or will it be that his reasons for the war lead unavoidably to the unfaithful conversion for the fire and for the sword? Does it converge or diverge of the classic of the political science? Is it possible to find now in the countries heirs of the Calvino´s politics any likeness the essence of his thought? This research intends to answer these subjects. The starting point is the consideration of the narrow relationship among the several aspects of Calvino´s political theory and of these with certain details of his theology. The justifications of Calvin for the war, link with the authority reputed to the Bible and the history by him, the sovereignty and the providence of God, the existence of natural laws, the depravity of the mankind, the divine institution of the authorities and his duties and the legitimacy of the death penalty.
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guerra justa , calvinismo , teoria política , democracia , bem-estar social , fair war , calvinism , political theory , democracy , social welfare
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Citação
ANDRADE, Daniel Justiniano. Guerra justa: uma análise teórica a partir do pensamento de João Calvino. 2008. 104 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Religião) - Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, São Paulo, 2008.