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Agostinho da Silva recorre ao cristianismo heterodoxo de Joaquim de Flora para defender a possibilidade de instauração na existência histórica do Reino Celestial de Deus. Defende que a humanidade encerra um movimento teleológico que culmina com a consumação da Idade do Espírito, um tempo de plena liberdade, paz e amor. Ao recusar o dualismo grego de cisão entre o Céu e a Terra, o humano e o divino, o filósofo português propõe a visão monista gnóstica de redução da escatologia ao plano da imanência, sob a representação imagética da Idade de Ouro e do Quinto Império.
Agostinho da Silva draws upon the heterodox Christianism of Joachim de Fiore in order to defend the scope for instauration in the historical existence of the Celestial Kingdom of God. He correspondingly defends how humanity encapsulates a teleological movement that culminates in the consummation of the Age of Spirit in a time of full liberty, peace and love. By rejecting the Greek dualism that splits Heaven and Earth, human and divine, the Portuguese philosopher proposes a monist Gnostic view of reducing eschatology to the level of immanence, under the imagery of the Golden Age and the Fifth Empire.
Agostinho da Silva draws upon the heterodox Christianism of Joachim de Fiore in order to defend the scope for instauration in the historical existence of the Celestial Kingdom of God. He correspondingly defends how humanity encapsulates a teleological movement that culminates in the consummation of the Age of Spirit in a time of full liberty, peace and love. By rejecting the Greek dualism that splits Heaven and Earth, human and divine, the Portuguese philosopher proposes a monist Gnostic view of reducing eschatology to the level of immanence, under the imagery of the Golden Age and the Fifth Empire.
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Cristianismo Quinto Império Reino de Deus Idade do Espírito Christianism Fifth Empire Kingdom of God Age of Spirit
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Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra