HUMAN RIGHTS, RELIGION AND POLITICS BY A DESPERATION OF THE ETHICAL YEARNING
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Attention has been drawn since the mid-1980s to the growing presence of religious representatives – especially those of evangelical denominations - in the Brazilian political environment. This fact encouraged several Brazilian authors to think about the "phenomena" of secularization and secularization in our context. We will not focus here on the complexity surrounding these categories, but we will highlight how they relate to the "advancement" of religion over public space in Brazil. In addition, we will analyze the unfolding of this conflicting relationship with regard to the issue of Human Rights. Finally, we will present a possible path that "Brazilian religions" can take to advance the rights of minorities in the country, based on the notions of moral and virtue dynamism proposed by Durkheim
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