Libertad y anarquía. El pensamiento ético de Joseph Ratzinger

Authors

  • Euclides Eslava Author Universidad de La Sabana

Abstract

In this article, the author examines the subject of freedom in the thinking of Joseph Ratzinger, based on a historical analysis. He begins with a look at how freedom is understood in the Bible and in the Christian faith, then considers the particular concept of freedom that was formed during the Enlightenment and continues to mold the way most people think. The article ends with the German  theologian’s proposal on the need to rescue to value of the metaphysical relationship between freedom and truth.

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Author Biography

Euclides Eslava, Universidad de La Sabana

Doctor en Filosofía por la Universidad de Navarra (España). Bachiller en Teología por la Universidad de la Santa Cruz (Roma). Médico Cirujano de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. Autor del libro El escándalo cristiano. Discusión sobre la fe Católica y de artículos publicados en revistas especializadas sobre teología, filosofía y bioética.

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Vol. 11 No. 2 (2008)

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