A negação do pensamento de Platão sobre a imortalidade da alma por São Justino de Roma

Abstract

The period protocristianism features the passing greek philosophy for patristic philosophy, mainly about subjects as immortality of the soul. San Justine of Rome in mid the century II d.C. (after Crist) was a pioneer in establishing a relations between pagan philosophy and faith crist. This work features a historic contextualization of the beginnings of christianity the influences greek philosophy in christian philosophy, this time and particularities in development patristic philosophy approching immortality thematic of the soul in Plato’s thought and his negative by San Justine of Rome. The analysis of the Platonic’s works and the Justine’s works evidence of proximity and also distance in thougth these philosophers demonstrating specific objetives in the moment was write. The historic and philosophical search broadens understanding about these philosophical currents, eliminating prejudices and highlighting the intelectuais contributions by philosophy history.