Comprensiones de la doble pertenencia religiosa e interacciones con la teología del pluralismo religioso Latinoamericana.

The double religious membership is an emerging category of the theology of religious pluralism, approaching the faith experiences of mystics and theologians. They deepen their Christian experience from Eastern spiritualities. Based on their assumptions, the research on Nasa, Misak and Kogui ancestral Christian religiosity is an approach for the analysis of their beliefs. Their contributions to the reflections are based on the religious diversity of Colombia in a theological key. The qualitative hermeneutic methodology approached the topic of double affiliation from theological experiences and reflections. The different ways of understanding the double or multiple belief, from the liminality between religions, the hybridization of beliefs and the bilingual religious language, originated experiences of faith to enter into the Mystery. In Latin America, theologies and syncretic practices pose presuppositions for approaching understandings of the ancestral and Afro-descendant faith experience. The recognition of Amerindian religious expressions challenges theological reflections with possibilities of understanding and interaction. The different dialogical perspectives and readings, taking as a reference the faith of the people assumed and lived in context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]