Typologie Et Modes D'Appartenance Et De Dissidence Chrétienne Dans Une Société De Tradition Catholique, Telle La Société Espagnole

Autor:	Manuel Lizcano
Rok vydání:	1965
Předmět:	Middle class Sociology and Political Science Spiritualism Social reality media_common.quotation_subject Religious studies Conservatism Humanism Magic (paranormal) Anthropology Sociology Dissent Theology Materialism media_common
Zdroj:	Social Compass. 12:245-251
ISSN:	1461-7404 0037-7686
DOI:	10.1177/003776866501200302
Popis:	In a traditionally closed Catholic society like Spain, the sociological problem of belonging to a religious community lies essentially in the definition of 'belonging' and of 'dissent', as opposed to the situation which exists in a religiously pluralistic society. In fact the ways of belonging, in their permanent interaction, give the structure and the definition of social reality from a socio-religious viewpoint. Among the ways of 'belonging' the author distinguishes between the 'ecclesiastical': religious oligarchical conservatism, sacramentalism, subreligious magic, Christian religious humanism and the Catholic progressives, and the 'extra ecclesiastical': individual dissent, Christian philosophical and ethical humanism. As forms of dissent in Spain the author distinguishes enlightened free mason spiritualism, middle class rationalistic materialism and Marxist-communist materialism.
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