MARGENAT PERALTA, JOSE MARIA
No
Estud. Ecles.
Review
Científica
0.319
01/01/2021
2-s2.0-85103266447
although the theological-political question of the Kingdom was not new in interwar europe, the debates on the historical realization of the Kingdom and on messianism opened up new perspectives influenced by the rise of fascist, communist and racist totalitarianisms, the weaknesses of the states liberals and catholic resistance to the politically non-naive uses claimed by action française, the Reichstheologie and others. the article presents the discussion on those positions and highlights the persistent ambiguity of any theological-political use of the meaning of the Kingdom and the possibilities of a historical project with a christian mould aware of its Jewish roots and of the permanent eschatological reserve that prevents christianity from facing the claim to consider any socio-economic or political system as something definitive. messianism increasingly forms a critical instance before a Kingdom realized on earth. © 2021 Universidad Pontificia Comillas de Madrid. All rights reserved.
Kingdom; Liturgical fest of christ the King; Messianism; Monotheism; New christianity; Politische Theologie; Théologie politique