Objection de conscience

Qui est Jésus aujourd’hui ? Que peuvent encore nous en apprendre les historiens ? A quelques jours de Noël, le bibliste Régis Burnet explore l’actualité des critères d’authenticité habituellement utilisés pour étudier le personnage historique de Jésus, toujours avec les yeux de l ...  Show more

Pour ce dernier épisode de la série d’Avent consacrée aux figures de convertis, La Foi prise au Mot se penche sur LA figure du converti, Blaise Pascal. Le 23 novembre 1654, il connaît une expérience spirituelle intense qui change le cours de sa vie : sa nuit de feu. Mais est-ce u ...  Show more

How can the church respond to injustice and discrimination? In this episode Hannah and Brian are joined by Lisa Koons, an activist, spiritual director, and 24-7 Prayer USA’s National Director of Mission and Justice. She shares about the joy of communion with God and brings rich i ...  Show more

“Leaving Neverland”, a two-part TV documentary broadcast this week, details child sex abuse claims against Michael Jackson. The renewed allegations have prompted a debate about whether we should stop listening to his music. Some believe a boycott takes an important moral stand ag ...  Show more

Should the U.S. Supreme Court be the court of the world? In the 18th century, two feuding Frenchmen inspired a one-sentence law that helped launch American human rights litigation into the 20th century. The Alien Tort Statute allowed a Paraguayan woman to find justice for a te ...

The Legacy Act in Northern Ireland provides a conditional amnesty for people who committed crimes during the Troubles, as part of a broader process of reconciliation. It’s an attempt to draw a line under events of the past, but it’s generated anger among the families of some vict ...  Show more