THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SOCIOLOGY OF CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALITY (English version)

Mihai C. Teodorescu
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Mihai C. Teodorescu: medic, doctor on filosofie: Str. Rosia Montană, nr. 15, bl.29, ap. 27, sector 6, 060952, Bucuresti, Romania

Revista Romana de Sociologie, 2011, vol. 3-4, 281-299

Abstract: The objective reality of the moral Christian act is composed of four structural elements of social organization: 1. the individual human subject; 2. its manifestation as a concrete act; 3. the moral rules of the Scripture and 4. the Holy Spirit, the informational energy of Divinity, which binds the first three structural elements into a unitary whole through the mediation of the individual human consciousness.The implementation of the social moral act in the religious experience can be achieved by adopting a paradigmatic model whereby an attempt is made at an empirical match between the practical social aspects of morality and the objective existence of the real social system of humanity, integrated in the structure of the universe as a whole, through the intermediary of the uncreated informational energy of the Holy Spirit.

Keywords: Christian moral-social act; informational energy of the divinity; epistemological truth; moral truth; the philosophy of science applied to religion (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: A23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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