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Masculinité Aujourd’hui
🗓️ 3 septembre 2025 19:30
📍 Eglise Evangélique d’Estavayer-le-Lac, Route du Port 7, 1470, Estavayer-le-Lac, Switzerland« La masculinité selon Jésus, l’exemple parfait de l’homme par excellence ! »
Dans un monde en perte d’identité, les concepts sur le genre, la masculinité toxique, le machisme et le féminisme distrait d’un modèle vertueux de la masculinité.
Masculinité plutôt que de virilité
Conceptions du monde de la masculinité
La masculinité selon Jésus
Les vertus de […]
#CoramDeo #EvénementInteréglises #FraternitéRéflexionAuthenticitéPrière
https://eglise-evangelique-estavayer.ch/event/soiree-hommes-masculinite-aujourdhui/
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James Hamilton, Scottish Presbyterian minster, comments on Ecclesiastes 4:3. The world is full of injustice and cruelty. We’d be tempted to praise the dead if we could see all that God does.
We see each other’s causes as injustices, and vice versa.
How can you see how your opponents would view some things that you support as part of the world’s “scenes of injustice and cruelty”?
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James Hamilton, Scottish Presbyterian minster, comments on Ecclesiastes 4:3. The world is full of injustice and cruelty. We’d be tempted to praise the dead if we could see all that God does.
We see each other’s causes as injustices, and vice versa.
How can you see how your opponents would view some things that you support as part of the world’s “scenes of injustice and cruelty”?
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James Hamilton, Scottish Presbyterian minster, comments on Ecclesiastes 4:3. The world is full of injustice and cruelty. We’d be tempted to praise the dead if we could see all that God does.
We see each other’s causes as injustices, and vice versa.
How can you see how your opponents would view some things that you support as part of the world’s “scenes of injustice and cruelty”?
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James Hamilton, Scottish Presbyterian minster, comments on Ecclesiastes 4:3. The world is full of injustice and cruelty. We’d be tempted to praise the dead if we could see all that God does.
We see each other’s causes as injustices, and vice versa.
How can you see how your opponents would view some things that you support as part of the world’s “scenes of injustice and cruelty”?
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James Hamilton, Scottish Presbyterian minster, comments on Ecclesiastes 4:3. The world is full of injustice and cruelty. We’d be tempted to praise the dead if we could see all that God does.
We see each other’s causes as injustices, and vice versa.
How can you see how your opponents would view some things that you support as part of the world’s “scenes of injustice and cruelty”?
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David James Burrell, Reformed Dutch pastor, talks of money in light of Cain. A coin that shrivels your soul upon touching is one gotten by sharp bargaining against the needs of another person.
Today, would we instead celebrate the sharp dealer? Would we instead warn about the “shriveling of souls” to the person who would criticize “wealth creators” (see Lausanne’s recent statement).
How can you practice honesty and charity in transactions?
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David James Burrell, Reformed Dutch pastor, talks of money in light of Cain. A coin that shrivels your soul upon touching is one gotten by sharp bargaining against the needs of another person.
Today, would we instead celebrate the sharp dealer? Would we instead warn about the “shriveling of souls” to the person who would criticize “wealth creators” (see Lausanne’s recent statement).
How can you practice honesty and charity in transactions?
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David James Burrell, Reformed Dutch pastor, talks of money in light of Cain. A coin that shrivels your soul upon touching is one gotten by sharp bargaining against the needs of another person.
Today, would we instead celebrate the sharp dealer? Would we instead warn about the “shriveling of souls” to the person who would criticize “wealth creators” (see Lausanne’s recent statement).
How can you practice honesty and charity in transactions?
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David James Burrell, Reformed Dutch pastor, talks of money in light of Cain. A coin that shrivels your soul upon touching is one gotten by sharp bargaining against the needs of another person.
Today, would we instead celebrate the sharp dealer? Would we instead warn about the “shriveling of souls” to the person who would criticize “wealth creators” (see Lausanne’s recent statement).
How can you practice honesty and charity in transactions?
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David James Burrell, Reformed Dutch pastor, talks of money in light of Cain. A coin that shrivels your soul upon touching is one gotten by sharp bargaining against the needs of another person.
Today, would we instead celebrate the sharp dealer? Would we instead warn about the “shriveling of souls” to the person who would criticize “wealth creators” (see Lausanne’s recent statement).
How can you practice honesty and charity in transactions?
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Zacharias Ursinus, German Reformed theologian, sums up the Christian religion with disciplines of working with the Holy Ghost. These include meditation on doctrine, avoiding evil, daily earnest prayer, and applying God’s gifts to his glory and the safety of our neighbor.
Being a deeply, deeply spiritual person has a component of going out and doing something for your neighbor.
How can you apply God’s gifts to their right use?
#christian #jesusispoppin #makesomeonesday #coramdeo #gospeltruth
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Zacharias Ursinus, German Reformed theologian, sums up the Christian religion with disciplines of working with the Holy Ghost. These include meditation on doctrine, avoiding evil, daily earnest prayer, and applying God’s gifts to his glory and the safety of our neighbor.
Being a deeply, deeply spiritual person has a component of going out and doing something for your neighbor.
How can you apply God’s gifts to their right use?
#christian #jesusispoppin #makesomeonesday #coramdeo #gospeltruth
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Zacharias Ursinus, German Reformed theologian, sums up the Christian religion with disciplines of working with the Holy Ghost. These include meditation on doctrine, avoiding evil, daily earnest prayer, and applying God’s gifts to his glory and the safety of our neighbor.
Being a deeply, deeply spiritual person has a component of going out and doing something for your neighbor.
How can you apply God’s gifts to their right use?
#christian #jesusispoppin #makesomeonesday #coramdeo #gospeltruth
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Zacharias Ursinus, German Reformed theologian, sums up the Christian religion with disciplines of working with the Holy Ghost. These include meditation on doctrine, avoiding evil, daily earnest prayer, and applying God’s gifts to his glory and the safety of our neighbor.
Being a deeply, deeply spiritual person has a component of going out and doing something for your neighbor.
How can you apply God’s gifts to their right use?
#christian #jesusispoppin #makesomeonesday #coramdeo #gospeltruth