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A morte é a realidade da vida que o homem tem de enfrentar e com a qual se vê permanentemente confrontado. Desde sempre que o homem se tem perguntado: O que é a morte? Partindo da obra Le passeur de Gethsémani, do filósofo Emmanuel Falque, a presente dissertação apoia-se na experiência da morte em Jesus Cristo, procurando responder ao pensamento de Martin Heidegger de que «o cristão não experimenta verdadeiramente a angústia da morte por “ter visto sempre a morte na interpretação da vida”». No fundo, há duas perguntas que estão por detrás desta dissertação: em primeiro lugar, como pode o cristão fazer uma experiência pacífica do limiar da vida? Em segundo lugar, pode o cristão, pela sua fé, viver a experiência da angústia da morte diferente dos outros homens?
Death is the reality of life that man has to face and with which he is constantly confronted. Man has always asked himself: What is death? Based on the work Le passeur de Gethsémani, by the philosopher Emmanuel Falque, this dissertation is based on the experience of death in Jesus Christ, seeking to respond to the thought of Martin Heidegger that «the Christian does not truly experience the anguish of death because he “has always seen death in the interpretation of life”». Basically, there are two questions behind this dissertation: First, how can a Christian have a peaceful experience on the threshold of life? Secondly, can a Christian, through his faith, experience the anguish of death differently than other men?
Death is the reality of life that man has to face and with which he is constantly confronted. Man has always asked himself: What is death? Based on the work Le passeur de Gethsémani, by the philosopher Emmanuel Falque, this dissertation is based on the experience of death in Jesus Christ, seeking to respond to the thought of Martin Heidegger that «the Christian does not truly experience the anguish of death because he “has always seen death in the interpretation of life”». Basically, there are two questions behind this dissertation: First, how can a Christian have a peaceful experience on the threshold of life? Secondly, can a Christian, through his faith, experience the anguish of death differently than other men?
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Morte Sofrimento Fenomenologia Experiência Carne Death Suffering Phenomenology Experience Flesh