Frente parlamentar evangélica e a influência da teologia do domínio

Abstract

This dissertation aims to present an analysis of the Evangelical Parliamentary Front and the influence of Dominion Theology on its activity within the Brazilian political landscape. In order to understand this influence, the study first presents the historical background, statutes, and foundational assumptions of the Evangelical Parliamentary Front. It then examines the origins and the introduction of Dominion Theology in Brazil, its main presuppositions, and its principal proponents in the United States, among whom the research focuses on Johnny Enlow’s “Seven Mountains Theology.” In the Brazilian context, particular attention is given to Neo-Pentecostalism, especially the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. In the final part of the study, the ways in which Dominion Theology has influenced the Evangelical Parliamentary Front are discussed. This section analyzes selected speeches delivered in the Chamber of Deputies, political discourse, campaign platforms, and sermons preached from church pulpits. The methodology employed in this research consists of a bibliographical survey of articles, books, theses, and official documents, as well as historical research. These materials were analyzed and served as the basis for the production of the final text of this dissertation