Religión en la democracia liberal: debate entre Rawls, Habermas y Ratzinger
This article adresses the question of how religion can exist in a liberal democracy. It will first present the concept of «public reason», wich was developed in the Political Liberalism by John Rawls, arquable the most important liberal philosopher of the 20th century. To go in a deeper understandin...
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Spanish |
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2011
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Estudios eclesiásticos
Year: 2011, Volume: 86, Issue: 337, Pages: 291-327 |
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símbolos religiosos
B Libertad religiosa B Democracia B tolerancia B tradiciones religiosas B liberalismo político B espacio público |
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| Summary: | This article adresses the question of how religion can exist in a liberal democracy. It will first present the concept of «public reason», wich was developed in the Political Liberalism by John Rawls, arquable the most important liberal philosopher of the 20th century. To go in a deeper understanding and appreciation of this important work, it would be helpful to keep in mind Jürgen Habermas’ recent influential writtings that claim religious traditions as pre-political sources for the cultivation of democratic citizenship. In recent years, Pope Ratzinger’s writtings, wich hove often referenced to Rawls’ and Habermas’s works, show a genuine interest in having a fruit ful discourse with both of them. Este artículo afronta la pregunta de cómo puede existir la religión en una democracia liberal. En el arranque está la idea de «razón pública» del filósofo liberal más importante del siglo XX, el norteamericano John Rawls y su Political Liberalism. Ante su potente discurso pondremos el no menos influyente de los últimos trabajos de Jürgen Habermas, con su reivindicación de las tradiciones religiosas como fuentes prepolíticas para cultivar la ciudadanía democrática. También va en esa dirección el Papa Ratzinger que en los últimos años ha dedicado significativas referencias tanto a Rawls como a Habermas, entrando en diálogo fructífero con ambos. |
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| ISSN: | 2605-5147 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Estudios eclesiásticos
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