A FRENTE PARLAMENTAR EVANGÉLICA E OS NOVOS MODELOS DE FAMÍLIA: UMA ANÁLISE SOBRE A CONFORMIDADE DA ATUAÇÃO DO GRUPO POLÍTICO/RELIGIOSO COM A CONSTITUIÇÃO FEDERAL

Abstract

The present work has the objective of presenting an analysis about the performance of the members of the Evangelical Parliamentary Front (FPE) in relation to homoaffective and poliaffective family entities, in order to verify the conformity of the acts of the political / religious group with the basic principles of the Constitution Federal. In order to carry out this analysis, we sought to relate the performance of the evangelical parliamentarians with the ideas of Jürgen Habermas and also with the theory of the religious market described by Peter Berger. In recent decades, Brazilian society has been changing its behavior in relation to the construction of family nuclei, so that different arrangements of the nuclear model have been adopted. Among the new family models, the homoafetivo and the poliafetivo caused greater controversy in the Brazilian society, considering that the great influence of the religious traditions of the Christianity in the country. It is well known that Christian morality adopts as the only model of a legitimized family the nuclear base, and thus, the new models mentioned are considered as sinful and inadequate. In this sense, attention was drawn to the work of the Evangelical Parliamentary Front, which, always involved in moral guidelines within the Brazilian Legislative Branch, began to defend the hegemony of the nuclear-based family as one of its main objectives. The present work sought to present the whole history of evangelicals in Brazil and the Brazilian political scene, in a way and to enable a better understanding of the motives of the action analyzed. It was possible to perceive that, although the work in question is not prohibited by the Federal Constitution, the content of the legislative proposals elaborated by the group on the subject goes against a series of constitutional principles.