A ressignificação jurídica da pessoa em situação de rua em decorrência da força do estado fraterno junto às organizações confessionais cristãs

Abstract

This article will be based on a bibliographic research, with qualitative approach in search of fruitful discussion about the social phenomenon and the legal margin applicable to homeless people in Brazil, also making use of the inductive method, allowing to understand its diversities and new profiles, present in the streets in contemporary times, their respective vulnerabilities are presented and the intervention of integrated actions between the Fraternal State and Christian confessional institutions in order to more effectively reestablish violated rights, seeking to provide opportunities for the resignification of homeless people. To unite in cooperation the fraternal secular state and civil society, organized in Christian confessional institutions, are made by the fact that they are moved by what is conventionally called, in these media, the "agape love of Christ", while the Brazilian secular state, a positive one, humanist constitutionalism with fraternal inspiration, which in turn is of historical and principled Christian origin. It is understood that the Brotherhood is present in the Brazilian legal system as a universal principle and not as an altruistic feeling. It is well known that the current Brazilian Constitution authorizes cooperation between the state and civil society, provided there is a public interest. The homeless person is a collective issue, the responsibility of the state and civil society. Understanding the natural man from a relational perspective, the light of his existence, essence and spirit through a community integration between these “giants”, situated here in a model of fraternal constitutionalism, will be able to refute both the distancing of the State entities as society's negative prejudice towards homeless people, giving them a greater chance of recognizing their citizenship.