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Sermão contra o Filosofismo do Seculo XIX

By José Agostinho de Macedo
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O pregador dirige uma crítica ao filosofismo moderno, acusando os autodenominados pensadores livres de soberba e de erosão moral; recorre a textos dos Padres da Igreja e de apologistas cristãos para contrapor argumentos racionais e teológicos às doutrinas iluministas. O discurso descreve os impactos políticos e sociais dessas ideias, pinta seus adeptos como culpados por desordem e erro intelectual, e conclama os fiéis à defesa da fé e da autoridade religiosa como sustentáculos da verdade e da ordem social.

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José Agostinho de Macedo

José Agostinho de Macedo was a Portuguese poet and writer known for his contributions to 19th-century literature. His works often reflect a blend of philosophical inquiry and poetic expression. Among his notable writings is "Epistola de Manoel Mendes Fogaça," which showcases his narrative style and personal reflections. Macedo's poetry, such as in "Newton: Poema," reveals his engagement with scientific themes and the intellectual currents of his time. Additionally, his "Sermão contra o Filosofismo do Seculo XIX" critiques contemporary philosophical trends, highlighting his role as a thinker in the literary landscape of Portugal.

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