Sexualidad, Ética Y Sociedad Religiosa: Apropiación Dialéctica Para La Resignificación

Abstract

The multiple meaning of sexuality in the 21st century intricates the understanding and moral standardization of society, involving unconnected signs that determine a deontic logic developed in a de facto controversy, which de jure is unnoticed due to the stubborn nature of ideologies. Ideologies in the West are presumed from law and from religion, and base principles that derive identity, sex and pleasure. The law flaunts tolerance but diminishes cultural identification; and religion affirms tradition in affecting tolerance. The content of the legal argument is more admissible in practice, since it is more feasible to compromise than to defend; however, it is convenient to favor cultural identity in the discussion, since religion holds ontological foundations that decide the experience of the subject and group relations.Christianity refers to the Edenic couple the meaning of sexuality. The initial εἶδος of sexuality is in the relational sphere, which is affected by contravention, and which requires a provisional paradigm. The non-understanding of this paradigm determines, de facto, the heterogeneity of the exteriority of the accident.