Teología y Religión

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    Imagen y verdad en Orígenes y su recepción en Balthasar
    (PONTIFICIA UNIV CATOLICA CHILE, FACULTAD TEOLOGIA, 2009) Fernández Eyzaguirre, Samuel José
    El artículo aborda el estudio de la recepción, por parte de Urs von Balthasar, de la comprensión origeniana de la relación entre verdad e imagen. Dedica la primera parte a exponer cómo comprende Orígenes la estrecha vinculación entre la imagen y la verdad, e insiste en que sólo por medio de la imagen (la sombra) se puede acceder a la verdad. Luego se hace un balance crítico de cómo Balthasar comprendió esta vinculación, destacando la relevancia de un texto particular que acerca más la visión de ambos autores.
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    Jesus "The Way" According to Origen and Marcellus: Confronting Two Patristic Traditions
    (MDPI, 2021) Fernández Eyzaguirre, Samuel José
    The article aims to examine and compare the evangelic title of Jesus the Way (John 14:6) in two Christian authors who belonged to two opposing theological traditions, namely, Origen of Alexandria and Marcellus of Ancyra. This comparison, based on original texts, aims not only to show the differences between these two patristic traditions, but rather to identify some common traits that belong to the core of Christian faith. Thus, Origen of Alexandria and Marcellus of Ancyra, two very dissimilar Christian authors, were of the same mind in confessing that only if the Son of God became fully human, could he be the Way for humankind towards the Father.
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    Mobility from the Catholic Religion to the “without Religion” Identification in Young University Students in Chile
    (2024) Imbarack Dagach, Patricia; Baeza Correa, Jorge
    In recent years, Chile has experienced a highly significant abandonment of the Catholic church. This can be observed in young people, who have left its organizational spaces and their identification with it. The magnitude of this growing abandonment, which has been heighted by the public awareness of sexual abuse committed by priests, has been shown in quantitative studies, however, they do not delve into the reasons of those who distance themselves from the church. This article presents research results that identify the motivations expressed by young people that led them to stop being Catholic and places this phenomenon of disaffection within a bigger issue that has been occurring for some time: that of a religious mobility in an increasingly secular society, where the number of people who identify themselves as “without religion” continues to grow. By means of individual interviews, the reasons given by young people were identified and later validated in a subsequent group interview process.