A crença em Deus e a manutenção da identidade da população adulta de rua em Goiânia

Abstract

The present work comes as a research object of the adult population of streets in Goiânia, here represented by adult individuals that, independently of color, sex, religious creed, they present them selves with broken family relationships or in imminence of it. They make the urban public space their home. In the rise of XXI century on behalf of the modern capitalism, Goiânia comes across it s fragility in social attendance politics and welcomes in it s streets the homeless in absolute poverty. Although they seem to possess nothing, they bring inside themselves the strength that keep them linked to the human race, witch is God. This force always present in their speech is a living presence witch despite all keep them linked to their human identity. The rupture or misadjust of family tides shown in this work as one of the factors that make them go to the streets, as well as chemical dependence deserve future deep thoughts. Although the respect that the adult street population of Goiânia show to the Institutional Religion, they do not follow it s beliefs. This is the effect of centuries of religious creed making presence in the cultural and religious world of homeless in Goiânia. Faith in God transcends the churches and the institutional walls.