Publication: Historia, filosofía y praxis del movimiento evangélico en España, (siglo XVI)
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2016-04-12
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El movimiento protestante en España en el siglo XVI es un aspecto poco conocido de la Reforma religiosa que impactó a toda Europa. Muchos estudiosos de esta época de la historia ignoran el hecho de que los Reformadores españoles fueron una fuerza vital y productiva en la Reforma Europea, o que algunos de ellos disfrutaron de relaciones íntimas (y gran estima y consideración) con los grandes Reformadores europeos. Ese Protestantismo que floreció con vigor en España aunque restringido en tiempo y espacio, aún sigue siendo desconocido a muchos en nuestro país y más allá de sus fronteras. El protestantismo en España inicia su andadura en el siglo XVI, impulsado por las nuevas ideas, probablemente, inspiradas en primer lugar por los alumbrados, por el pensamiento erasmista y más tarde por el monje agustino alemán Martín Lutero, pero bajo la concepción autóctona, autónoma, y nacional del reformador español Juan de Valdés. Nuestro estudio se propone como objetivo prioritario, analizar la historia, las creencias y obras de los Reformistas españoles en el contexto religioso-cultural del siglo XVI, así mismo y relacionada con esta cuestión analizar si sus manifestaciones prácticas o escritas implicaban un acercamiento a la Reforma, o un ejercicio autónomo o independiente de la tradición Reformada Europea. Primero, nos hemos centrado en constatar que los Reformadores españoles han sido muy poco estudiados. Segundo, hemos procedido a situar el contexto de su manifestación, es decir, buscaremos su ubicación histórico-ideológica religiosa, y concretaremos su posición en el contexto espiritual español del siglo XVI, examinando los principales grupos o tendencias surgidas. Tercero, hemos pasado a dedicar una parte importante de esta investigación al análisis de las fuentes históricas sobre las que trazar el hilo conductor histórico que nos permitirá perfilar el marco de ubicación de los Evangélicos en España. Cuarto, hemos dirigido nuestra atención hacía el núcleo central temático de nuestro estudio: la filosofía e ideología del movimiento, las posiciones teológicas que caracterizan a estos evangélicos, ya que ellas son ad fontes...
The Protestant movement in Spain in the sixteenth century is a little-known aspect of the religious Reformation that impacted the whole of Europe. Many of those who study this period of history are not aware of the fact that the Spanish Reformers were a vital and productive force in the European Reformation, or that some of them enjoyed a close relationship with (and great respect and consideration by) the great European Reformers. This Protestantism which flourished vigorously in Spain, even though restricted in time and space, continues unknown to many in our country and beyond its borders. Protestantism in Spain started in the sixteenth century, probably propelled by the new ideas, inspired by those who had been enlightened by those who were followers of the thoughts of Erasmus and subsequently by the German Augustinian monk Martin Luther, but within the indigenous, autonomous and national conception of the Spanish reformer Juan de Valdés. Our study proposes as its principal objective an analysis of the history, the beliefs and the works of the Spanish Reformers in the religious-cultural context of the sixteenth century, and likewise and related to this question to analyse if their practical and written manifestations implied a rapprochement with the Reformation or an autonomous or independent exercise of the European Reformation tradition. First we have focussed on establishing that the Spanish Reformers have been the subject of very few studies. Secondly, we have proceed to specify the context of its manifestation, that is to say, we will seek out its historical and ideological religious position and we will make clear its position in the Spanish spiritual context of the sixteenth century, examining the principal groups and tendencies that arose. Thirdly, we have passed on to dedicate an important part of this research to an analysis of the historical sources upon which we can trace the historical common thread that will enable us to outline the framework of the position of Evangelicals in Spain. Fourthly, we have directed our attention to the central thematic core of our study: the philosophy and ideology of the movement, the theological positions that characterise these evangelicals, since they go back to the sources...
The Protestant movement in Spain in the sixteenth century is a little-known aspect of the religious Reformation that impacted the whole of Europe. Many of those who study this period of history are not aware of the fact that the Spanish Reformers were a vital and productive force in the European Reformation, or that some of them enjoyed a close relationship with (and great respect and consideration by) the great European Reformers. This Protestantism which flourished vigorously in Spain, even though restricted in time and space, continues unknown to many in our country and beyond its borders. Protestantism in Spain started in the sixteenth century, probably propelled by the new ideas, inspired by those who had been enlightened by those who were followers of the thoughts of Erasmus and subsequently by the German Augustinian monk Martin Luther, but within the indigenous, autonomous and national conception of the Spanish reformer Juan de Valdés. Our study proposes as its principal objective an analysis of the history, the beliefs and the works of the Spanish Reformers in the religious-cultural context of the sixteenth century, and likewise and related to this question to analyse if their practical and written manifestations implied a rapprochement with the Reformation or an autonomous or independent exercise of the European Reformation tradition. First we have focussed on establishing that the Spanish Reformers have been the subject of very few studies. Secondly, we have proceed to specify the context of its manifestation, that is to say, we will seek out its historical and ideological religious position and we will make clear its position in the Spanish spiritual context of the sixteenth century, examining the principal groups and tendencies that arose. Thirdly, we have passed on to dedicate an important part of this research to an analysis of the historical sources upon which we can trace the historical common thread that will enable us to outline the framework of the position of Evangelicals in Spain. Fourthly, we have directed our attention to the central thematic core of our study: the philosophy and ideology of the movement, the theological positions that characterise these evangelicals, since they go back to the sources...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filosofía, Departamento de Hermenéutica y Filosofía de la Historia, leída el 26-01-2016