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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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O jornal Imprensa Evangelica e as origens do protestantismo brasileiro no século XIX

Santos, Silas Daniel dos 26 February 2018 (has links)
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Ashbel Green Simonton (1859) sent missionary as by the Protestant mission of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America (PCUSA), caused significant transformations in the religious context and culture of Brazil. In 1864, Simonton and other missionaries, created the newspaper denominated of Press Evangelica. In analyzing the creation, dissemination and diffusion of the Imprensa Evangelica newspaper, the first Protestant Portuguese-language newspaper published in Brazil published biweekly from 1864 to 1892 in Rio de Janeiro, we saw that the Protestant missionaries of PCUSA gave the printed word a value extraordinary, which would then become an efficient ally of the ideal of spreading and disseminating the Protestant faith in national territory. They also made use of the printed word for the circulation of information on the missionary activities of PCUSA and the doctrinal instruction of the faithful through reading the Bible and a vast Protestant literature. The missionaries of PCUSA long ago wanted to find a Protestant periodical to support instruction to the newly converted and their children. Its editors initially intended a weekly, but they gave up after the publication of issue number 1. They then published it every two weeks on the first and third Saturdays of each month. For 28 years, in those days when Protestantism was implanted in Brazil, the Evangelical Press was the official organ of the Presbyterian Church in Brazil. Considered the most complete document of the social changes proposed by the new denomination from the middle of the XIX Century. The Evangelical Press became the great integrator of the Protestant Churches in Brazil. It served as a contact between Presbyterians and Brazilian elites. He fought for religious freedom, denounced the mistreatment and persecution of the Roman Church. I brought several texts and literary genres. He published the translation of various classics of worldly Protestant literature and disseminated throughout the country the doctrines of the Reformed faith. It was fruitful in publishing Bible studies. It was read, respected and recognized by the elites of Brazilian society. However, the vast majority of the Brazilian population was illiterate and their minds were not open to the written word. The Evangelical Press introduced in Brazil from the missionaries the habit of reading. / Na segunda metade do século XIX, com a chegada do Rev. Ashbel Green Simonton (1859) enviado como missionário pela missão protestante da Igreja Presbiteriana do Norte dos EUA - Presbyterian Church United States of America (PCUSA), ocasionou transformações significativas no contexto religioso e cultural do Brasil. Em 1864, Simonton e outros missionários criaram o periódico denominado Imprensa Evangelica. Ao analisar a criação, divulgação e difusão do jornal Imprensa Evangelica, o primeiro jornal protestante em língua portuguesa editado no Brasil, publicado quinzenalmente, de 1864 a 1892, no Rio de Janeiro, vimos que os missionários protestantes da PCUSA deram à palavra impressa um valor extraordinário, que se tornaria, então, um eficiente aliado do ideal de divulgar e disseminar a fé protestante em território nacional. Também fizeram uso da palavra impressa para a circulação de informações sobre as atividades missionárias da PCUSA e a instrução doutrinária dos fiéis através da leitura da Bíblia e de uma vasta literatura protestante. Os missionários da PCUSA há muito desejavam fundar um periódico protestante com o objetivo de apoiar a evangelização e a instrução dos recém-convertidos e seus filhos. Os seus editores pretendiam inicialmente um semanário, mas desistiram após a publicação da edição de número 1. Então, publicaram-no quinzenalmente, aos primeiros e terceiros sábados de cada mês. Durante 28 anos, nesses dias em que se implantava o protestantismo no Brasil, o Imprensa Evangelica foi o órgão oficial da Igreja Presbiteriana no Brasil, considerado o mais completo documento das mudanças sociais propostas pela nova denominação a partir de meados do século XIX. O Imprensa Evangelica se tornou o grande integrador das Igrejas Protestantes no Brasil. Serviu de contato entre os presbiterianos e as elites brasileiras. Lutou pela liberdade religiosa, denunciou os maus tratos e perseguições da Igreja Romana. Trouxe vários textos e gêneros literários. Publicou a tradução de vários clássicos da literatura protestante mundial e disseminou por todo o país as doutrinas da fé reformada. Foi fecundo na publicação de estudos bíblicos. Foi lido, respeitado e reconhecido pelas elites da sociedade brasileira. Porém, a grande maioria da população brasileira era analfabeta e suas mentes não estavam abertas à palavra escrita. O Imprensa Evangelica introduziu no Brasil, a partir dos missionários, o hábito de ler.

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