O senso de pertença hoje na Igreja a partir da Primeira Carta aos Coríntios

Abstract

The present Master's thesis: The sense of belonging to the Church today, from the First Letter of Corinth, intends to address the conflict that arose in that community and how this conflict manifests itself today in our church. We will use the bibliographic research methodology. The problem raised by work on parties, personality worship, and the existence of divisions in the Corinthian community aims to understand the situation that arose and how the Apostle Paul addresses this crisis to solve. Starting from this direction, let us look at the possible divisions today addressed by Pope Francis, especially negnosticism and neo-Pelagianism, and how to intensify this sense of belonging in the community today. As a result, let us analyze what the Bishops of Brazil propose and also the means of intensifying our membership of the church membership as a community of healing, forgiveness, mercy, the Eucharist, discipleship, and mission. And finally, this conversion of the community belongs to the Crucified and Risen.