Abstract
This article wants to enrich the history of the relations between Christianity and the social-political change from an analysis to the so-called Cédula del Común, a leaflet written in verse and whose authorship is attributed to a Dominican friar. That leaflet was spread among the Comuneros who participated in the insurrection against the authorities of the Viceroyalty of Nueva Granada in May 1781. It is proposed a hypothesis in which in societies marked by Christianity religiousness can be a powerful germ and motivator for political-social movements, or an instrument for the authority to contain and dissolve such movements.
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