La morale chrétienne : les bases (catéchèse pour adulte)

Conversion, sanctification, following Christ, social doctrine, grace and sin: Christian morality can seem complicated. Christian morality is not a list of prohibitions or categorical imperatives inaccessible to reason, but rather “a light for action,” explains Pascal Jacob, a professor of philosophy, in this rigorous and clear essay*. Neither rigid nor lax, this morality aims to be fully realistic, as close as possible to human nature, to the point that its requirements are not for the exclusive use of Christians, but are capable of being recognized and observed universally. Before the enunciation of any dogma or rule, the Catholic Church is indeed convinced that “truth imposes itself only by the force of truth itself, which penetrates the mind with as much gentleness as power” (affirmation of the conciliar declaration Dignitatis Humanae, authored by Karol Wojtyla, the future Saint John Paul II). The adventure continues on: 🔴 Discord:   / discord   🟣 Instagram:   / fr.pauladrien   🟠 Tipeee: https://fr.tipeee.com/pauladrien-dhar... 🟡 Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/pauladriendhard... 🔵 Facebook:   / frerepauladrien   0:00 · Intro 0:35 · Principles of Christian Morality 4:03 · Conversion and Justification 7:08 · Merit and Sanctification 10:40 · Social Doctrine of the Church