A Transcendência dos Direitos Humanos

Antonio Carlos Fontes Cintra

doi:10.29327/2193997.1.1-4

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Antonio Carlos Fontes Cintra Universidade Mackenzie DF https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2515-1644

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https://doi.org/10.29327/2193997.1.1-4

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human rights, transcendence, worldview, axiological ontologism, christianity

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There are immediate consequences in the adoption of a monistic or dualistic worldview for the concept of human. The discovery of what it is to be a human begins in the communitarian being, when man realizes his attribute of making culture and it is in this that his value is revealed. The emergence of human rights sharply in the Western world has its roots in the contribution brought by Christianity. Human rights are transcendent and are only justified in an axiological ontology that gives man attributes that transcend matter.

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Antonio Carlos Fontes Cintra, Universidade Mackenzie DF

Defensor Público do Distrito Federal, pós-doutor pelo Regent College – University of British Columbia,doutor em Direito Privado pela Universidade de Lisboa, mestre pela Umesp, pós-graduado em Processo Civil pela Unisul, professor do Mackenzie-DF e da Escola Superior da Magistratura.

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