Religious revival and the search for a sense of religion in radicalized modernity

Abstract

This article focuses on the attempt to question the social role that takes the fi gure of the devil in the ethic-religious sphere of the Universal Church. Thus, it seems that by using the feature is a cosmological and spiritual universe in which the fi gure of the devil is associated with numerous social ills, economic and political individuals, builds on the subject desired a subjective sense of security before an objective and historical reality in which the normative horizons of certainties are shaken to their core reliability and legitimacy.