Anti-religion or atheist?

Anti-religion or atheist?

Discussions are of three categorical types in this science of studying religions, or universal religious culture.

The first analytical category to be examined is the critique of theism, where one discusses and discusses when and where the gods and the plurality or cardinality or order of a god situated in a religious cultural context or a practice of belief structure in a context of belief of a group, of an ethnic group of a geographic or political region and of a nation and of a people.

The second analytical category to be examined is the category of the organization of a religious doctrine, of the liturgy and its beliefs and priestly hierarchy, its forms of organization, its economic, social, moral, spiritual sustainability, its rules of ethics and administrative, accounting and physical organization considering all the factors of geographic location, politics and social and political context.

The third category to be examined concerns the sacred literature of a religious practice of beliefs canonized in its main book or in the set of texts in which the tradition tries to justify itself and explain the supra-human origin of its precepts, its laws and its indoctrinations and advice, its moral and religious law, and its implications more inclusive of all human precepts that do not exclude any aspect of the life, social and political organization of its followers and scholars. Therefore, this and other works of study aim to depose the authority of some or all of these three principles and foundations: to deconstruct the first category, or to deconstruct the second or and to deconstruct the authority of the third category. Or some of them, or all of them.

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político