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Louis LOURME
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“Acting as a Christian” and “Acting insofar as one is a Christian”: Revisiting Jacques Maritain’s Distinction
[...]The distinction formulated by Jacques Maritain between acting as a Christian and acting insofar as one is a Christian is often interpreted as the opposition between a discreet expr[...]
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148/3 (2026) | 403 - 419 |
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François HUGUENIN
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Can love govern? On Emmanuel Tourpe, The Politics of Love: A Christian Social Theory
[...]Emmanuel Tourpe offers a sharp diagnosis of the modern impasse rejecting both sterile antimodernism and the theologization of politics He advocates a logic of communion that respec[...]
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148/3 (2026) | 458 - 460 |
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Alban MASSIE
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A political examination of conscience in times of crisis
[...]Why read Pax Nostra by the Jesuit Gaston Fessard 18971978 published more than 85 years ago Perhaps because the book's subtitle International Examination of Conscience is less confu[...]
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144/3 (2022) | 482 - 492 |