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Archives de cet auteur: Gilles

a été pasteur à Amsterdam et en Région parisienne. Il s’est toujours intéressé à la présence de l’Évangile aux marges de l’Église. Il anime depuis 17 ans le site Internet Protestants dans la ville.

The neglected centuries

Protestant theology has been constructed over centuries. We shouldn’t look for it only among the Reformers, but also among their successors who were able to enrich it, renew it, reorient it and rectify it. A recent book retraces the successive ...

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God’s Gardeners

(Luke 13:6-9) Translation Canon Tony Dickinson This story of the barren fig tree carries within it some fundamental questions, not resolved today any better than they were 2000 years ago. Christianity will always have something to say about the fact ...

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Thanks, Arthur !

By Jean-François Blancheton Tranlation Louise Thunin His parents, Catholics, told Arthur, their son of six, that they were going to the protestant church in the afternoon to pray. His grandmother, originally a Protestant, had died of illness a few days ...

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Free to Be Yourself

By Jérôme Grandet Tranlation Louise Thunin I like pop culture, heavy metal/hardcore and rap. I mainly read mangas, science fiction and comics. In these art forms I find my inner resources. I play the beatbox and bass. I don’t care ...

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Law

By Gilles Castelnau translation Louise Thunin When a man sells his daughter as a slave, she shall not go out as the male slaves do (…) He shall have no right to sell her to a foreign people. (Exodus 1 : ...

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My Poor Fellow… My Heaven!

By Emmanuel Argaud Translation Louise Thunin ”Would you happen to have ten cents ? Please, I’m hungry.“ Beyond the imposed communication barrier which makes us suspicious of one another in spite of ourselves, I felt drawn to the supplication of ...

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Theodore Beza, poet

Pierre-Olivier Léchot translation Canon Tony Dickinson Pierre-Olivier Léchot invites us here to rediscover “Calvin’s Successor”, the austere elder whose severe gaze even today intimidates the passers-by who linger at the “Wall of the Reformers” in Geneva. Yet he was a ...

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