Submitted by Renata Lopes (renatasil82@gmail.com) on 2017-04-10T18:02:57Z No. of bitstreams: 1 thiagosantospinheirosouza.pdf: 997005 bytes, checksum: d306262a7b715f69ac469abe9d747de9 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Adriana Oliveira (adriana.oliveira@ufjf.edu.br) on 2017-04-11T11:40:48Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 thiagosantospinheirosouza.pdf: 997005 bytes, checksum: d306262a7b715f69ac469abe9d747de9 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-04-11T11:40:48Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 thiagosantospinheirosouza.pdf: 997005 bytes, checksum: d306262a7b715f69ac469abe9d747de9 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-02-25 / CAPES - Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / A presente pesquisa investiga a evolução da temática da relação entre o cristianismo e as outras religiões no pensamento de Paul Tillich, destacando as preocupações explícitas em suas últimas obras, escritas a partir de 1960, em um momento posterior à sua visita ao Japão. Segundo pesquisadores, a visita de Tillich ao oriente proporcionou a ele um contato mais próximo com a religião daquele contexto cultural, em especial o budismo, o que fez com que ele passasse a se importar, pelo menos de forma mais explícita, com outras religiões. Ele chegou a dizer que tinha esperanças que sua Teologia Sistemática fosse considerada a partir da história das religiões. A ocasião em que Tillich mencionou essa possibilidade em relação ao seu sistema se deu quando proferia sua última aula, num evento organizado por Mircea Eliade. O pensador romeno afirmou que Tillich estava revisando sua Teologia Sistemática, nos encontros em que eles dois organizaram. De fato, Tillich teve grande relação com a história das religiões após 1960. No entanto, isso não significa dizer que, de súbito, o pensamento dele mudara, ou que ele estaria disposto a abrir mão do que ele pensara, entregando-se de vez a uma nova perspectiva. Sua preocupação mais explícita com as outras religiões pode ser compreendia como resultado de um processo que se iniciou bem cedo na carreira de Tillich. Para que este aspecto seja mais bem compreendido, é necessário fazer uma leitura da temática das outras religiões em Tillich a partir da ontologia, já que o seu pensamento acerca do ser permeia toda a sua obra. Ao lado da ontologia, está a centralidade da cristologia em seu sistema, em especial através da concepção acerca do Novo Ser que apareceu em Jesus como o Cristo. Novo Ser condensa tanto aspectos ontológicos quanto cristológicos. Assim a relação entre cristologia e ontologia torna-se uma perspectiva para se compreender o pensamento tillichiano como um todo, considerando sempre a relação entre as obras dos momentos de produção anterior e posterior à sua viagem ao Japão. Isso possibilita conceber de que forma a própria cristologia aponta para as outras religiões. / This study investigates the evolution of the theme regarding the relationship between Christianity and other religions in the thought of Paul Tillich, highlighting concerns explicit in his last works, written in 1960, at a time subsequent to his visit to Japan. According to some researchers, Tillich’s trip to East gave him a closer contact with the religion present in that cultural context, especially the Buddhism, which caused him to care, at least more explicitly, with other religions. He even said that he hoped that his Systematic Theology was considered from the history of religions’ point of view. The occasion on which Tillich mentioned this possibility in relation to his system came when uttered his last lecture, at an event organized by Mircea Eliade. The Romanian thinker said Tillich was reviewing his Systematic Theology, in the meetings which both of them organized. Indeed, Tillich had a great relationship with the history of religion after 1960. However, this does not mean that suddenly he changed his thought, or that he would be willing to give up what he thought, embracing once for all a new perspective. His more explicit concern with other religions can be understood as the result of a process that began early in the career of Tillich. In order to better understood this question, it is necessary to make an approaching of other religions’ thematic from Tillich's ontology, since his thinking about the being permeates all his work. Beside the ontology, it is found the centrality of Christology in his system, in particular through the conceptions of the New Being who appeared in Jesus as the Christ. New Being condenses both ontological and Christological aspects. Thus the relationship between Christology and ontology becomes a perspective to understand the thinking of Tillich as a whole, always considering the relationship between the works written before and after his trip to Japan. This allows conceive how Christology itself points to other religions.

In hierdie studie word gepoog om 'n spiritualiteit te omskryf wat as die intensie en motivering vir kommunikatiewe geloofshandelinge kan dien. Die handelingswetenskaplike benadering in die Praktiese Teologie word kortliks beskryf. Daar word aangetoon dat handelinge nie net eksistensiele gedrag is nie; handelinge het 'n onderliggende spiritualiteit as intensie en motivering. Verskillende perspektiewe op spiritualiteit word ondersoek. Die terme praxis pietatis word gekies om spiritualiteit te beskryf. Die skepping-herskepping tema word gebruik om 'n teologiese basis van praxis pietatis te omskryf. Die praxis is kommunikatiewe geloofshandelinge wat as intensionele konkretisering van die imperatief moontlik gemaak is deur die indikatief van God se openbaring van Homself aan die mens. Deur die pietatis word die werklikheid van God se verlossing as eksistensiele kennis, deur die geloofsinoefening van die gelowige as nuwe mens - met die hoop op die opstanding - integrerend in die daaglikse lewe toegepas. / This study intends to describe a spirituality that can function as intention and motivation for communicative faith acts. The operational scientific approach to Practical Theology is discussed briefly. It is shown that acts are not only existential behaviour but has an underlying spirituality as intention and motivation. Different perspectives on spirituality are explored and the term praxis pietatis is chosen describe spirituality. The creation-recreation theme is used to define a theological basis for praxis pietatis. The praxis is intentional communicative acts that stem from the imperative. It is made possible by the indicative of the self-revelation of God to mankind. The redemption of God as existential knowledge is made possible by the exercising of faith by the new man. Through the pietatis this knowledge is integrated into the daily life - with the eye upon the resurrection. / Philosophy, Practical & Systematic Theology / M. Th. (Praktiese Teologie)

In hierdie studie word gepoog om 'n spiritualiteit te omskryf wat as die intensie en motivering vir kommunikatiewe geloofshandelinge kan dien. Die handelingswetenskaplike benadering in die Praktiese Teologie word kortliks beskryf. Daar word aangetoon dat handelinge nie net eksistensiele gedrag is nie; handelinge het 'n onderliggende spiritualiteit as intensie en motivering. Verskillende perspektiewe op spiritualiteit word ondersoek. Die terme praxis pietatis word gekies om spiritualiteit te beskryf. Die skepping-herskepping tema word gebruik om 'n teologiese basis van praxis pietatis te omskryf. Die praxis is kommunikatiewe geloofshandelinge wat as intensionele konkretisering van die imperatief moontlik gemaak is deur die indikatief van God se openbaring van Homself aan die mens. Deur die pietatis word die werklikheid van God se verlossing as eksistensiele kennis, deur die geloofsinoefening van die gelowige as nuwe mens - met die hoop op die opstanding - integrerend in die daaglikse lewe toegepas. / This study intends to describe a spirituality that can function as intention and motivation for communicative faith acts. The operational scientific approach to Practical Theology is discussed briefly. It is shown that acts are not only existential behaviour but has an underlying spirituality as intention and motivation. Different perspectives on spirituality are explored and the term praxis pietatis is chosen describe spirituality. The creation-recreation theme is used to define a theological basis for praxis pietatis. The praxis is intentional communicative acts that stem from the imperative. It is made possible by the indicative of the self-revelation of God to mankind. The redemption of God as existential knowledge is made possible by the exercising of faith by the new man. Through the pietatis this knowledge is integrated into the daily life - with the eye upon the resurrection. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M. Th. (Praktiese Teologie)