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Éthier, Mireille. "Le saisissement de personnes laïques par une figure évangélique dans une famille spirituelle." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/21204.
Full textGrannec, Christophe. "Histoire de l'action des chrétiens pour l'abolition de la torture (ACAT), 1974-1990. . . : de l'opposition à la torture à la défense des droits de l'homme." Paris, EPHE, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996EPHE5009.
Full textAt the end of the 1973 year, the organization amnesty international announced a world campaign for abolition of torture. The action of Christians for abolition of torture was born on the 1974 year. It was established by French Protestants but Catholics and Orthodox joined it very quickly. The aims of ACAT is action, information and prayer for abolition of torture. 15 years after its birth, ACAT had 15 000 members and 500 groups in France. A big meeting occured on the 1988 year for birthday of Universal declaration of human rights. An international federation of ACAT (fiacat) was born on the 1987 year: it is recognized by UNO and the council of Europe. The first years, action of Christians for abolition of torture fought against torture. Nomades, ACAT fights for human rights more widely
Diamantopoulou, Elisabeth-Alexandra. ""Corps et sexualité : représentations dans l'orthodoxie grecque et le catholicisme romain : étude comparative." Paris, EPHE, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EPHE5021.
Full textThe representations of “body” and “sexuality” that can be drawn respectively from the religious discourses of Greek Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, illustrate the different conceptualizations of these issues that highlight the divergent construction and functioning of “normativity” within the two religious cultures. The comparative diachronic study of the respective systematizations, theological on one hand, and “juridical-canonical” on the other hand, leads to the conclusion that there is a profound “anthropological difference” between these two confessions, in spite of their common belonging to the «family» of the Christian religion. This profound divergence which represents, in reality, a different Worldview [“Weltanschauung”] as well as a different conception of the human being, gets a concrete expression after the significant changes that shaped Roman Catholicism from the 12th century onwards in the Latin West; more specifically, after the double transition operated, on one hand, from the Canon Law of primitive Christianity (“jus antiquum”) to the new canonical science (“jus canonicum”) and, on the other hand, from the « Theology of the Fathers » to the Scholastic theology – the big synthesis of theology and philosophy that took place from the 13th century onwards. All these significant transformations had far-reaching and fundamental consequences thereof, and contributed to the progressive shaping of a new sexual moral code, as well as to a new understanding of marriage and the « conjugal act », breaking off radically with the conceptual schemes and the theological and canonical Tradition that marked the era of the « undivided [Christian] Church »
Grelon, Jean. "Orientation homosexuelle dans l'Eglise catholique : aspects humains, ecclésiologiques et canoniques." Paris 11, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA111013.
Full textBin, Fabrice. "La pensée religieuse et l'impôt : contribution à l'étude de l'influence de la pensée chrétienne sur les systèmes fiscaux d'Europe occidentale." Aix-Marseille 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AIX32021.
Full text: Religious thought is part of the creative forces of the law, according to George Ripert. Intrinsic element of sovereignty, taxation is only a secondary object of the christian church's social doctrines, whose bases are theological and political. If the division of protestant churches helped the the State's tax power compliance, the united catholic Church as maintained for long time a more reserved attitude towards it. The influence of these religious teaching on tax laws seems to be more indirect than direct, exactly as shown by comparative studies. In fact, the religious or moral purposes of tax policies are restricted to some old aspects of tax systems. On the other hand, the influence on the structure of tax systems seems to be more significant. If the value rationality - according to Max Weber - of Catholicism tried to hold back the introduction of income taxes, the means-ends rationality of Protestantism helped to adapt the tax systems to economical development
Lekkas, Georgios. "Liberté et progrès chez Origène." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040154.
Full textMan's creation is brought to completion through his perfection which cannot be accomplishd without the decisive contributioin of his freedom. His rationality is due to the fact god has created him as a mirror of his presence. Man as a rational being cannot refute his rationality since the seed of word remains in force even in the soul of the worst sinner. Man is free but not ontologically independent of god, for he is always in constant relation with him, and through his free will he can always let his rationality either bear fruit or be weakened. At the end it seems origen is convinced that man's freedom, a fift of god, though not adverse to the divine providence it always acts as pedagogue towards his perfection
Hallak, Aziz. "Libre arbitre et prédestination dans l'islam et le christianisme oriental arabe, VIIe-XIIIe siècle." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040075.
Full textThe human person's relationship with God is the main preoccupation of any religion. Now this relation is conceived as having two aspects: free will and predetermination. This is why this question has been the subject of discussion and controversy in the history of religious thought and became early on a subject of discussion between Muslim Mutakallimuns and Christian theologians belonging to the different eastern churches. The present work intends to introduce this interreligious debate by presenting texts of some of the Christian authors who wrote in Arabic. While defending human free will, these authors tried to reconcile it with the divide omnipotence, with god's foreknowledge and providence. At the same time, they tried to respond to existential questions like the problem of evil and the inequalities among persons. And they attempted, finally, to present the Christian conception of the relationship between God and the human person
Vaillancourt, Louis. "Le concept de "stewardship" chez Douglas John Hall comme fondement d'une théologie écologique christocentrée." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/41398.
Full textDans le contexte de la crise écologique actuelle, la thèse consiste à approfondir la compréhension chrétienne du rapport homme/nature. Le thème du stewardship, de plus en plus présent dans la littérature théo-écologique, apparaît comme une clé pour identifier et exposer la contribution particulière du discours chrétien: celle de repenser les représentations cosmo-anthropologiques, présupposé fondamental à une éthique écologique. Un théologien de chez nous, Douglas John Hall, a longuement exploré cette nouvelle image de l'être humain compris comme steward, une richesse négligée de la tradition judéo-chrétienne, mais combien appropriée à la conversion anthropologique qui s'impose. L'étude systématique du concept de stewardship dans l'œuvre de Hall confirme la pertinence de son emploi comme pivot d'une théologie écologique. Elle fait aussi découvrir des possibilités d'enrichissement de la thématique grâce surtout à l'apport des traditions juive et orthodoxe. Notre essai ouvre finalement la voie à un développement christocentrique qui donne à ce symbole biblique son expression plénière.
Haddad, Mezri. "La problématique des rapports entre l'autorité spirituelle et le pouvoir temporel dans l'Islam et dans le christianisme." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040278.
Full textIt is often said that, contrary to the case of Christianity, in Islam, spiritual authority and temporal power are inextricably bound. Considering the fundamental texts (Bible-Coran), we have demonstrated the theological and philosophical fragility of the above idea essentially politico-sociological. A long conceptual restoration, a few historical verities, relating the genesis and evolution of the couple religion/politics in the two monotheism: just as in contrast to Jesus, Mouhammad had been at the same time spiritual guide and political chief, there is not, strictly speaking, an absolute separation between temporal and spiritual "auctoritas" and "potestas", in the two religions. To say the contrary is to admit as a philosophical premise the laic dogma of modern thought. The "render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and to god the things that are god's" does not imply the separation, but just the distinction, between the two authorities. To establish a strict correlation between the "render to Caesar" and the later separation of the church and the state (1905), is consequently a reasoning simplistic reasoning simplistic and arbitrary. In reality, because the two religions take their origins in Judaism, they find a duality between the on earth and the next world, between the earthly and the heavenly. It is the articulation of this theological and metaphysical duality which induces all the rest: religious-political, temporal-spiritual, faith-law, sacral-profane. . . Etc. Without minimizing the theological, metaphysical, philosophical and historical differences which exist assuredly between the two traditions, it seems that Christianity and Islam recommend either the radical rupture between spiritual authority and temporal power, nor the absorption of one of the two authorities by the other. In our opinion, the two authentic traditions establish the authority of the two domains, inviting them to harmonic cohabitation
Kitts, Antony. "« Bons » ou « mauvais » pauvres ? Du mendiant vagabond au pauvre secouru en Normandie orientales au XIXe siècle (1796-1914)." Rouen, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016ROUEL032.
Full textThe thesis deals with the question of the treatment of poverty, begging and vagrancy in eastern Normandy in the nineteenth century, a region particularly affected by these phenomena. Among the logics and the processes of marginalization of these poor Normans, the most obvious is its origin in the socio-economic evolution of a century crossed by several serious crises. Other elements of explanation are to be found on the side of urbanization, migration, crime and social and health vulnerabilities. This reflection also led us to wonder about the means that a society is putting in place to combat this poverty and this begging. A system of public assistance, based on hospitals and charitable offices and supported by a multitude of private charities, has gradually been set up to relieve the “good” poor, before asserting itself Truly under the Third republic. At the same time, the “bad” poor, embodied essentially in the figures of the beggar and the vagabond, are subjected to severe police and judicial control, the paroxysm of which will be reached during the last third of the century with the Law on the Relegation of 1885
Books on the topic "Charisme – Aspect religieux – Christianisme"
Emont, Nelly. Introduction à l'ésotérisme: Ésotérisme et christianisme. Paris: Droguet & Ardant, 1991.
Find full textMarchessault, Guy. Médias et foi chrétienne: L'image à l'épreuve de l'idolâtrie. Ottawa, Ont: Novalis, 1998.
Find full textFind a broken wall: 7 ancient principles for 21st century leaders. Pickering, Ont: Castle Quay Books, 2012.
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