De l'indignation à l'engagement
de Christophe Bellon , Jacques Barrot
Collection L'Histoire à vif
176 pages - mars 2012
15,40€
Face à une vie politique parfois menacée par le populisme, le manichéisme, la tentation des coups médiatiques, beaucoup d'entre nous souhaitent un exercice du pouvoir plus vrai, plus tolérant, plus proche. En étudiant les relations entre foi et politique, en éclairant ce propos par la vie de quatre grands humanistes chrétiens, (Germaine Poinso-Chapuis, Eugène Claudius-Petit, André Diligent et Joseph Fontanet), ce livre se veut un appel à éveiller les consciences. De nombreux défis et chantiers passionnants attendent l'action d'humanistes authentiques. Une action pour plus de croissance, plus de justice et plus de paix dans le tourbillon de la mondialisation. Au moment où l'Europe traverse une crise sans précédent, au moment où la France est plongée dans un grand débat démocratique, l'humanisme d'inspiration chrétienne ne doit pas rester silencieux ! Au-delà de l'indignation, nous devons nous engager et agir. Afin de bâtir, pour et avec l'autre, une vie pour demain.
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Confronted with a political arena that is sometimes threatened by populism, Manichaeism and the temptation of playing to the media, many of us would like to see a true practice of government, more tolerant and closer to the people. By studying the relations between faith and politics, by perusing the subject in the light of four great Christian humanists (Germaine Poinso-Chapuis, Eugène Claudius-Petit, André Diligent and Joseph Fontanet), this book aims to make a call for the awakening of consciences. Many fascinating and challenging projects await the action of authentic humanists: action to encourage growth, for more justice and peace in the whirlwind of globalization. As Europe experiences an unprecedented crisis, and France is plunged into a democratic debate, Christian inspired humanism cannot just stand by in silence! Beyond showing indignation, we must be committed and act in order to build, for and with the other, a life for tomorrow.
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Confronted with a political arena that is sometimes threatened by populism, Manichaeism and the temptation of playing to the media, many of us would like to see a true practice of government, more tolerant and closer to the people. By studying the relations between faith and politics, by perusing the subject in the light of four great Christian humanists (Germaine Poinso-Chapuis, Eugène Claudius-Petit, André Diligent and Joseph Fontanet), this book aims to make a call for the awakening of consciences. Many fascinating and challenging projects await the action of authentic humanists: action to encourage growth, for more justice and peace in the whirlwind of globalization. As Europe experiences an unprecedented crisis, and France is plunged into a democratic debate, Christian inspired humanism cannot just stand by in silence! Beyond showing indignation, we must be committed and act in order to build, for and with the other, a life for tomorrow.
- Dimensions : 135x215x15
- ISBN : 9782204095181
- Poids : 240 grammes