A igreja inclusiva como instrumento de direitos humanos e constitucional ao exercício da fé da comunidade LGBTQIAPN+

Abstract

Considering that inclusive evangelical churches in Brazil and around the world have adopted a vision that no longer recognizes homosexuality as a sin, this Course Completion Paper aims to reflect on inclusive theology, a new look at Christian paradigms in light of the reformed perspective. This work is organized in three parts. In the first part an approach was made to the Fundamental Rights to faith and sexual freedom in the Brazilian legal system. Next, a brief historical panorama of the Neopentecostal institutions and the model of organization and functioning of these churches was made. In the third part, reflections were made about Reformed hermeneutics and how this theological interpretation and the inclusive discourse challenged in the congregation of human rights acceptance for inclusive churches. In the conclusions, we recapitulate what has been discussed, evidencing that the proposal for the creation of these churches constitutes a contemporary challenge to Christianity and is characterized, according to Reformed theology, as a new teaching, different from what has been defended by historic Christianity