Religiosidade Maçônica: as ambiguidades do sagrado
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https://doi.org/10.21669/tomo.v0i0.5256Abstract
Uma das questões mais delicadas no diálogo sobre a natureza religiosa da maconaria e a atitude, amplamente difundida no seu interior, de negar a instituicão a condicão de religião ou mesmo de qualquer filiacão religiosa. Embora em alguns momentos históricos a maçonaria tenha se identificado com ideias e movimentos anticlericais, os principios que regem a instituição não podem ser considerados anti-religiosos. Ao contrário, em seus documentos estão presentes valores que estimulam a pacifica e tolerante convivência entre os mais variados credos. Nosso objetivo, aqui, sera o de tentar compreender os sentidos das práticas e valores maçôonicos e suas relacões com algumas religiosidades.Downloads
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