The Encyclical Fratelli tutti and the anthropological foundation of fraternity
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Last Saturday, October 3rd, in Assyses, Pope Francis signed, under the auspices of the poor and fraternal saint, his third encyclical: Fratelli tutti (Brothers All). A plea in favor of the humanization of our world. On Sunday the 4th, San Francisco party, we all knew its contents. His proposals have the pretence of reaching “all men and women of goodwill” on this planet. However, the text does not refer to the philosophical aspects that underpin them but to theological references. Although not explicit, the Pope draws on some of the lines of philosophical anthropology.
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