EXPERIENCE AS THE KEY FOR REALIZATION AND CONTINUITY IN THE CHURCH OF FRANCIS

Abstract

Historically, theology goes through various forms and it is directly influenced by the period in which it is built, in periods marked by the nearness, or by the distance related to reality. Notably, for the Conciliar period (pre- and post-Council periods) there is a mismatch between thought and reality. It is said that the Council was thought for the past that it resulted in the non-accompaniment of a future in ebullition in the late 60's and 70's. This article proposes to reflect from a practical historical perspective, the hermeneutic changes from the beginning of the 20th century to the papacy of Francis, as a compulsory the concretization and maintenance of the changes proposed by Francis, considering the understanding of human experience data, Christian and non-Christian experience, in the epistemo­logical development of the theology.