THE RESPONSE CAPACITY OF THE JUDICIAL POWER OF RONDÔNIA TO SYSTEMIC VIOLATIONS OF A RELIGIOUS NATURE
Religious freedom. Intolerance. Knowledge. Recognition. Antifragile
This dissertation proposes to briefly discuss how social relations do not evolve with the same speed and precision as technological and commercial advances. Based on this presupposed finding, the problem raised in this context is how recognition is routinely denied to individuals and religious groups, generating oppression, social injustice and intolerance, violating human dignity. Therefore, in order to establish a legitimate and healthy identity, individuals fight for recognition, whose achievements must be consolidated, with no setbacks allowed. In order to demonstrate the possibility of coexistence of the most varied beliefs, using the theoretical-bibliographical exploration methodology, it presents the concepts of recognition (Honneth, 2003) and antifragility (Taleb, 2019), to defend the propagation of knowledge regarding of these religions as a means to combat religious intolerance and promote plurality and multiculturalism.