Nr. 1/2008FABIO VECCHI Fondazioni bancarie, libertà sociali e finalità di interesse religioso
Nr. 1/2008FRANCESCO ZANCHINI DI CASTIGLIONCHIO “Dic ecclesiae” (Mt 18,15-17+18). Lettura storico-critica Giuseppe Barbaglio
Table of contents
1. Introduction: closed and open modalities of dialogue and the necessary reorientation of the Church-State relationship in a non-dogmatic perspective - 2. Preconditions for the feasibility of dialogue: the recovery of the deontological dimension of the legal concept of "person" and "religious freedom" - 3. Consequential recognition of the Habermasian thesis on the "thresholds of entry of secular reasons" and the Church-State dialogue path based on the necessary acceptance of "parallel renunciations" in secular and religious citizens - 4. The "non negotiable principles" of the Church from a natural law perspective - 5. The theoretical limit of disinterest in the content aspects of legal norms in general and ecclesiastical norms in particular. Reframing the problem of democratic State-Church dialogue in a non-formalist key - 6. Non-automatic critical imputability of 'ethical relativism' to the democratic form of government, but to the supposedly democratic way of interpreting the expression 'individual subjective freedom' and its ethical limits
Keywords
Dialogue; democracy; individual freedom; relativism; Habermas