Destino de las mujeres en la iglesia cristiana católica desde una comprensión teológica en Simone de Beauvoir.

Abstract

The purpose of the following work is to show the religious conception in the life of Simone de Beauvoir, taking as a reference her autobiography "Memories of a formal young woman" (1958), in which the skepticism generated by the Catholic Christian Church in her life is evident and how this leads her to renounce her faith, declaring herself an atheist. This rupture makes her seek to build a new destiny for women, a topic that she will address in "The Second Sex" (1949), whose purpose is to denounce the inequality between men and women, legitimacy and promoted by the Church, as It also proposes a destiny for women as a project in emancipated freedom, different from the one imposed by the Catholic bourgeois society. Indeed, De Beauvoir's thought enriches the reflection of feminist theology in relation to the destiny of women.