Habermas y Ratzinger, un debate para el siglo XXI. El diálogo entre la “razón secular” y la “razón teológica”

Abstract

The philosopher of the Frankfurt School and the German theologian who reached the see of Peter maintained a dialogue for years from different edges of the racionality. Both have spoken about the modern reason and the necessity of widening the narrow limits in which it has moved for a long time, even reaching to create “dreams” that become “monsters”. It must be a dialogue between “secular reason” and “theological reason” for becoming an openness of modern reason to different regions of the human existence. This agreement is relative in both authors, which results meaning and hopeful in the perspective of the third millennium. The speech that gave the German pope in the Bundestag reflects perfectly this debate.