A pessoa humana e as bases reflexivas da sua dignidade, segundo o pensamento de João Paulo II

Antonio Wardison C. Silva; Delmiro Vieira N. Junior

doi:10.19176/rct.v0i70.15414

Authors

Antonio Wardison C. Silva
Delmiro Vieira N. Junior

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19176/rct.v0i70.15414

Keywords:

human person, dignity, value, nature

Abstract

This paper develops a philosophical approach to Christian on the dignity of human person, the thought of John Paul II: a discussion that addresses the key issues about the nature, condition and value of the person and their relationship with themselves, with others and with the transcendent, that is, man in his relationships and integral. The text begins with a historical and cultural conception of the human person; presents the foundations of the thought of John Paul II, and highlights the major contributions about the reality of the person, particularly a speculation about the origin, nature, purpose, redemption, and self-realization of the human person. In short, a reflection that is rooted in human beings and the secure foundations of human dignity, based on the contributions given in the documents and speeches of Pope John Paul II.

Author Biographies

Antonio Wardison C. Silva

Antonio Wardison C. Silva, salesiano, licenciado em Filosofia, especialista em Filosofia Existencial e em Psicopedagogia, bacharelando em Teologia pelo Centro Universitário Salesiano de São Paulo – UNISAL, bolsista de IC pela Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo – FAPESP.

Delmiro Vieira N. Junior

Delmiro Vieira N. Júnior, salesiano, licenciado em Filosofia, bacharelando em Teologia pelo Centro Universitário Salesiano de São Paulo – UNISAL, e especialista em Catequese pelo mesmo Instituto.