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The Church is afraid

Article Summary by: larmax    

Original Author: Fausto Antonio Ramírez
This abstract was translated from La Iglesia tiene miedo
The place of churches in the modern world, in many societies, has been reduced to an obvious arrinconamiento, some churches,
such as the Catholic, attempting to leave through a verbal fight, trying to retrieve the field of social influence of times past. In Spain, aconfesionalidad state has led to an unbearable discomfort on the part of the Catholic Church, wanting to have a say in the decisions of the Executive, with the hidden intention of returning to a state of national Catholicism as that marked the life of the country for nearly forty years.
The response of the Church has not been made to wait before this new situation. From here it is understandable that immediately began to emerge "new religious movements" spirit of fundamentalist and conservative, with the intention to regain the site which once had the church in the midst of civil society. Therefore, these new religious groups are part of the old forms of Christianity preconciliar, both in liturgical as morally.
The Church realizes that the autonomy of the profane versus what is sacred and something unstoppable, and in itself good, though unwilling to accept this statement from its defensive posture, for fear of being in a weak position from which he would like to leave all fuerzas.El place of the churches in the modern world, in many societies, has been reduced to an obvious arrinconamiento, some churches, such as the Catholic, attempting to leave through a verbal fight, trying to retrieve the field of social influence of the past.
In Spain, aconfesionalidad state has led to an unbearable discomfort on the part of the Catholic Church, wanting to have a say in the decisions of the Executive, with the hidden intention of returning to a state of national Catholicism as that marked the life of the country for nearly forty years.
The response of the Church has not been made to wait before this new situation. From here it is understandable that immediately began to emerge "new religious movements" spirit of fundamentalist and conservative, with the intention to regain the site which once had the church in the midst of civil society. Therefore, these new religious groups are part of the old forms of Christianity preconciliar, both in liturgical as morally.
The Church realizes that the autonomy of the profane versus what is sacred and something unstoppable, and in itself good, though unwilling to accept this statement from its defensive posture, for fear of being in a weak position from which he would like to leave all his strength.
Published: November 14, 2007
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