L’ateologia di Mancuso /2

Marcello Neri argues that Vito Mancuso’s attempt to rebuild modern spirituality relies on a flawed separation between the historical Jesus and the Christ of faith. According to Neri, Mancuso distinguishes between Yeshua, the prophet of Galilee, and the ecclesiastical dogma that he claims was constructed centuries later to mask the political failures of the teacher.

Neri writes that while this separation appears rational, it creates a logical trap that prevents a true understanding of both faith and history. The analysis suggests that Mancuso's approach mirrors a logical error found in neuroscience.