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espanolUna de las caracteristicas mas originales de la filosofia de Ernst Bloch es la mezcla de elementos religiosos junto a una teoria de la emancipacion en clave marxista. Su filosofia de la religion, sin embargo, se expresa de manera poco convencional y busca heredar los mejores productos del alma alemana, con el fin de superar el pesimismo de las filosofias del siglo XIX y revivir las luchas emancipadoras. El presente articulo explora las formas de expresion de este pensamiento en su filosofia de juventud a traves de su alegato a favor de una “religion sin Dios” y contra todo ateismo vulgar que elimine la experiencia de la interioridad humana. En este contexto, se presenta el concepto teologico de “Iglesia invisible” como el modo que encuentra Bloch de anclar la lucha anticapitalista y antimilitarista en un fuerte contenido simbolico que le sirviera de base. Se concluye que lo que esta detras de este proyecto es una critica radical del sistema economico y la busqueda de alternativas radicales a este. EnglishOne of the most original features of Ernst Bloch’s philosophy is the mixture of religious elements with an emancipation theory rooted in Marxism. However, his philosophy of religion is expressed in an unconventional way. It inherits the best products of the German soul in order to overcome the pessimism of the fin-de-siecle philosophies and revive the emancipatory struggles. This article explores the forms of expression of this thought in Bloch’s early philosophy through the analysis of his claim for “religion without God”, and against all vulgar atheism that abolishes the experience of human inwardness. In this context, the theological concept of the “invisible Church” is presented as Bloch’s way of anchoring the anti-capitalist and anti-militarist struggle in a strong symbolic content that would serve as its base and reserve of energies. The paper concludes that, at the heart of Bloch’s project, there is a radical critique of the economic system and a search for radical alternatives to it.

La religión sin Dios de Ernst Bloch como esbozo de una filosofía crítica