El debate sobre la libertad de cultos en las Constituyentes de 1869: ¿Religión o Religiones?
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2017
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27/09/2016
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La Constitución de 1869, estableció por fin, tras muchos vaivenes constitucionales, la libertad de cultos en España, aunque su grado de aplicación será escaso y su vida muy breve. En este trabajo analizamos qué entendieron por este concepto los diputados y publicistas del momento, su relación con otros conceptos asociados, como libertad de conciencia, tolerancia o religión y consecuentemente qué plasmación política pretendieron y pudieron darle.
After some constitutional uncertainties, the 1869´ Spanish Constitution established the freedom of cults whose life, however, was very short and its application degree very light. This paper analyses the way by which the Spanish deputies conceived the cult’s freedom concept and its relationship with other related concepts such as consciousness freedom, tolerance or religion. This analysis is used to discuss the political and practical consequences of that concept.
After some constitutional uncertainties, the 1869´ Spanish Constitution established the freedom of cults whose life, however, was very short and its application degree very light. This paper analyses the way by which the Spanish deputies conceived the cult’s freedom concept and its relationship with other related concepts such as consciousness freedom, tolerance or religion. This analysis is used to discuss the political and practical consequences of that concept.