Pecado, justiça e julgamento
: uma leitura de Jo 16, 8-11

  • Mário Emanuel Caires Cardoso (Student)

Student thesis: Master's Thesis

Abstract

John 16,8-11 reveals that the Paraclete, through the believing community, pursues in the unbelieving "world" the recognition of Jesus Christ as the source of "eternal life", therefore showing that the Paraclete keeps the revelation of Christ present in the believing community (Church).The Paraclete's legal (forensic) and didactic (pedagogical) function, in the passage, consists in convincing the world of their sin and the respective consequences (justice and judgement) in order to free him from the slavery of sin, convincing him that incredulity in Jesus Christ (in which contemporary atheism is an example) manifests an inner disposition that deeply affects the salvific designs of God to mankind. The purpose of the Spirit is to illuminate and guide mankind, transformed by Himself, to the Truth, so mankind, by faith, is able to participate right now in the divine life (eternal life) through Christ.
Date of Award14 Mar 2018
Original languagePortuguese
Awarding Institution
  • Universidade Católica Portuguesa
SupervisorJoão Alberto Sousa Correia (Supervisor)

Keywords

  • Jesus Christ
  • Faith
  • Paraclete
  • Spirit of Truth
  • Revelation
  • Believing community
  • Believer
  • World
  • To denounce
  • To convince
  • To prove
  • Sin
  • Justice
  • Judgment
  • Conversion
  • Transformation
  • Eternal life
  • New life
  • Truth

Designation

  • Mestrado Integrado em Teologia

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