DE LA “ÉTICA MUNDIAL” A LA “FRATERNIDAD UNIVERSAL”
La humanidad se caracteriza por la diversidad de razas, culturas, religiones, cosmovisiones. Pretender tener una ética universal era para el cristianismo una realidad posible ya que los 10 mandamientos cubrían a todos los hombres y a la humanidad entera. Sin embargo, gracias a la globalización y al...
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