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- Sobre la ecotopía como (e)utopía de un ecosistema espiritualPublication . Angélico, José Pedro LopessThis article aims to reflect on utopia, dystopia and ecotopia in a theological perspective. The notion of utopia could be understood as a search for a better life, while dystopia either means the distortion of utopia or its negation. Ecotopia, on the other hand, could be understood as a vision of an ecologically sustainable society and future. This article stresses the importance of not despising utopia, once that hope and yearning for a better future are what is most human. Instead, it argues that it is dystopias that must be fought. Finally, it argues that the Moltmannian notion of the “spiritual ecosystem” as well as the eschatological category of hope are the ethical foundations of a truly Christian ecological praxis
- The biblical expansion of justice in the holy scripturePublication . Carvalho, José CarlosIn this merely exploratory reflection, we look at the Common Home, and not only at the natural habitat, because the Common Home presents other dimensions, such as history, memory, dignity, that is, it looks at the human person in entirety. Given the vastness of the theme and texts, we focus on LS and the Holy Scriptures to see how they help to build a truly human Common Home. To this end, we use three concepts to show how the fundamental role of justice in the construction of this Common Home expands beyond the present: the concepts of memory, justice, and supererogation. The Holy Scriptures shows that justice has effects over time, for it is not reduced to the execution of a sentence. Otherwise, in biblical terms justice is not only the implementation of duty nor just the obedience to a set of rules but expands itself to what goes beyond duty. At that point justice becomes justification.
- Rede Lusófona de Estudos em Religião, Espiritualidade e Arte (RELEREA): primeiros esforçosPublication . Mariani, Ceci Maria Costa Baptista; Araujo, Cristiano Santos; Duque, João Manuel; Filho, José Reinaldo Felipe Martins
- EditorialPublication . Duque, João Manuel; Angélico, José Pedro
- Do corpo imagético à pura imanência: antropologia, hipertextualidade e experiência religiosa no pensamento de José Augusto MourãoPublication . Vasconcelos, Rui PedroO presente artigo debruça-se sobre a obra ensaística de José Augusto Mourão (1947-2011), procurando relevar uma compreensão da experiência religiosa na contemporaneidade e suas coordenadas do digital. Presbítero dominicano com um amplo percurso académico nas áreas da Semiótica, Estudos Literários e Comunicação, Mourão foi pioneiro, em Portugal, na atenção ao fenómeno do digital e ao surgimento de novas formas de produção literária e textual (hipertextualidade, escrita assistida por computador), nas décadas de 90 e 2000. A sua atenção aos processos de comunicação digital foi acompanhada de uma reflexão permanente em torno das ambivalências antropológicas e religiosas aí patentes. Procurar-se-á, assim, analisar os elementos seminais desenvolvidos na sua obra ensaística em torno da problemática da experiência religiosa no ambiente digital, numa linha de reflexão fundamental segundo três eixos: a antropologia, a comunicação, a fenomenologia do sagrado na contemporaneidade.
- Thin air, deep breath: towards a spirituality of mountaineeringPublication . Angélico, José PedroMountains have long been considered locations conducive to symbolic, existential and spiritual reflection. The present article puts forward a theological interpretation of mountaineering, grounded in an integrated understanding of human motricity. This study draws from a range of disciplines including travel writing, as well as the study of the sublime, to argue that the ascent offers a unifying experience of body, soul, and desire that has the potential to facilitate pathways to transcendence. By examining classic and contemporary mountaineering narratives, this study highlights how altitude cultivates discernment, presence, and vulnerability. The grammar of mountains is suggested as a valuable source of coordinates for a public theology rooted in the gestures of everyday life.
- A foundational perspective of deontology and deontological codes through Paul Ricoeur's “little ethics”Publication . Ferreira, Nuno Ribeiro; Bicho, Pedro; Pereira, Américo; Nunes, RuiPaul Ricoeur’s ethics comprises three distinct moments where it is possible to recognize the influences of Aristotle, Kant, Rawls and an original ricoeurian moment of practical wisdom, where the concept of phronesis is rehabilitated. When reflecting on medical practices, Ricoeur distinguishes, in continuity with his triadic ethics, three levels of judgment: the prudential and ethical level concerning the singularity of the clinical encounter that is essential for establishing a pact of trust, the formal and moral level where deontological codes emerge and the reflexive level where the two previous judgments become legitimated. Our aim with this paper is, through Paul Ricoeur´s ethics, to perspective deontology and deontological codes as a broader set of implicit philosophical and anthropological conceptions, rooted in the clinical encounter, that constitute a theoretical and foundational background for medical rules and norms.
- Religião digital: reconfiguração das experiênciasPublication . Duque, João Manuel; Bustamante, Victoria dos Santos