A few days ago, I had a discussion with someone about the death penalty. I explained to him that I was not in favor of the death penalty because I believe in redemption. It was said that on the occasion of the abolition of the death penalty in France, one of the questions […]
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policyYou will certainly appreciate these few reflections from Camille Paglia, a feminist author and left-liberal. She wrote an article on Sarah Palin, the content of which is rather positive, in which she shares, among other things, her own thoughts on the subject of abortion. She writes this: “But the 'pro-life' (anti-abortion) position, whether it is based on orthodoxy
Spare the guilty and kill the innocent, Paglia and Palin Read more »
general, policyThe church's involvement in politics is the subject of much discussion across the Atlantic, and many people desire a different approach, a middle way between the Republican Christian right and the emerging left-leaning church, which is worrying in its relativization of the truth of the gospel. In the previous article, I praised Rick Warren's approach. These would be my tendencies.
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policyFor those of our French-speaking friends who are interested in transatlantic politics, here is an article that I posted on the English blog. It will allow you to understand my position on the involvement of the church in politics and serves as a backdrop for the next article. One of the interesting outcomes of the McCain / Obama
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