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Le mois de juin est celui des ordinations. À cette occasion, le magazine la Foi prise au mot propose de se pencher sur l’un des textes qui constitue une base de réflexion sur l’Eglise. Il s’agit du chapitre 17 de l’Évangile selon saint Jean que l’on nomme souvent la « prière sace ...  Show more

Cette semaine dans la Foi Pris au mot, Régis Burnet vous propose de revenir sur cette belle figure qu’est Saint Antoine de Padoue. Mais si Saint Antoine de Padoue est un saint populaire, c’est bien plus qu’un chercheur d’objets perdus... C’est avant tout le saint patron du Portug ...  Show more

This is our first episode in our new series on the theme of Justice in the Bible. When most of us hear the term "justice" we think of courtrooms, judges and cops. Some of us might think of biblical justice as “God’s Judgement”.
What did the Hebrews believe ju ...

Justification and faith have been skewed by a gospel that defines these terms as if the law is the baseline and as if retributive justice defines the work of Christ. In this understanding all comprehend who God is and his requirements, yet they simultaneously are depraved. In ...

In their contemplation of living within a litigious society, Ray, E.Z., Mark, and Oscar recount strange lawsuits that underscore the prevailing culture of litigation. Instances like a woman suing over repossessed gas and an individual suing himself for perceived religious righ ...

Matthew chapter 5 depicts Jesus' accomplishment or fulfillment of the law as a direct reference to his person, his teaching, and his kingdom which the Mosaic law only pointed toward. Jesus ushers in a righteousness that abrogates and contradicts the law, such that one cannot " ...