Rights of the Child and Rights of Children (An Approach from Child Anthropology and Biblical Theology)
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Metyper.2011.v0i6.2783Keywords:
child childhood, original sin, dependence, trust, rights of the child, familyAbstract
In order to [give a base to talking / speaking authoritatively] about the rights of the child, the two radical characteristics of childhood were studied: dependence and trust. Adam and Eve were created adults, but they had spiritual infancy, which they lost when they [first sinned / committed the Original sin]. This article analyses the process and consequences of that fall, following some texts from St. John. The presence of children gives parents a chance to recover their own childhood, if they had lost it. The fundamental right of a child is to receive an education that allows true childhood. This requires that they grow up in a family with no affective or intellectual reductionisms.
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