Teologia e mitopoiética da história em Agostinho da Silva
Abstract
This article aims to reflect on Agostinho da Silva's conceptions of God, men and their intimate and mutual commutations, trying to capture Agostinho da Silva's perception regarding historical movement in its dynamics with revelation/inspiration of the Spirit. It also underscores a subtle tacit intuition of a philosophy of history which, intending to promote the synthesis of opposite-complements and to overcome subject-object segregation, would further the encounter between myth and history or between the sacred and the profane, culminating with an apotheotic realization of God in man and also the opposite, i.e., man in divinity.
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