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Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso - Graduação
Pentecostalismo e política: o envolvimento político assembleiano no Amapá
The delaicização process of state gave greater freedom for the individual to profess their faith and that other groups could emerge and organize. The twentieth century, specifically in the mid-70s, is marked by religious pluralization, especially with the emergence of Christian spectrum, a period...
Autor principal: | CARMO, Arielson Teixeira do |
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Grau: | Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso - Graduação |
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UNIFAP – Universidade Federal do Amapá
2022
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http://repositorio.unifap.br:80/jspui/handle/123456789/1088 |
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The delaicização process of state gave greater freedom for the individual to profess their faith and that other
groups could emerge and organize. The twentieth century, specifically in the mid-70s, is marked by religious
pluralization, especially with the emergence of Christian spectrum, a period that emphasized greater mobilization
of evangelical groups for political and social legitimacy. So Today evangelicals represent a large portion of the
Brazilian electorate represented by Pentecostals, neo-Pentecostals, Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians and
others. The legislative and executive the presence of evangelicals linked to Assembly of God is strong, and its
significant participation in the Chamber of Deputies and Federal Senate. In Amapaense scenario the Assembly of
God denomination is mobilized politically to elect their representatives since the beginning of the 90s, following
the evangelical mobilization at national level with the slogan "vote for Brother Brother" aimed elect politicians
evangelical segment. It is characterized by the largest Pentecostal evangelical denomination in Amapá (100,821
members according to the IBGE 2010) AD is mobilized politically to elect their peers and ensure their interests.
In this context, the present study aims to investigate the support given to political assembleiano of the legislature
in Amapá. Desvendo how is the candidate of choice and how it articulates the support of these parliamentarians.
To better support the research, analyzed the relationship between religion and politics in Brazil, with attention to
the Pentecostal evangelical expansion, especially Assembly of God, that by changing posture, proselytism and
political activity resulted in the multiplication of social spaces occupied by that name in Brazilian society, with
no differences in Amapá that changed his political stance in an attempt to legitimize itself socially and
politically. In the state, AD works from two perspectives both official candidates, and political support.
There is a heterogeneity with respect to this support due to its own internal divisions and
fragmentations, making AD can not alone elect a candidate from their membership.Through the issue at
hand, the theoretical and methodological assumptions of the research focused on qualitative study, where the
techniques used are analysis of content, semi-structured interviews and literature review that will serve as a
backdrop for understanding the concepts of secularization, religious freedom and participation of evangelicals in
Brazil partisan politics. |