Creencias, realidades y fanatismo: Perspectivas religiosas en la voluntad humana en las relaciones de pareja.

Abstract

The following research project explores the beliefs, realities and fanaticism, in three religious communities as Catholic, Christian Pentecostal and Jehovah's Witnesses, these are related to the human will, in this case in the couple relationships, when different religious entities are professed. Its approach is qualitative, applying a sample of nine people, three experts, one person from each religious community (Catholic, United Pentecostal Christian from Colombia and witness of Jehovah) who have or have had a couple who profess a different religion, and three directors, one of each doctrine. The technique used is a semi-structured interview. The analysis of results is presented with population triangulation, giving an axial content. The most relevant conclusion is that Religious Fanaticism is the one that can generate discomfort and deterioration in the spouses, due to the irrational ideas, the imposition of the same, the lack of tolerance, towards the exaggerated behaviors that affect the dynamics of couples.