Arguments - Omnes

A Catholic perspective on current events

Notes for reflection and argument on the euthanasia law

The author, priest, physician and doctor in Moral Theology, makes a wide and documented tour about the elements that converge in the reality of euthanasia and the reasons that support the position against the elimination of life.

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I and You, by Martin Buber (1923)

Martin Buber's book Me and You is an atypical and original book, which has had an immense influence on the theology of the twentieth century. With a suggestive language of great poetic force, it manages to transmit basic intuitions that show the human being as relational or dialogical.

Juan Luis Lorda

"Theology: a before and after in my way of conceiving the world".

The longing for God beats in hearts, whether we know it or not. Many lay people are looking for ways to get closer to the faith and know it better. Isabel Saiz, who studied Law and Business Administration and Management (ADE), explains how studying Theology influenced her way of conceiving the world, and talks about the desire for God.

Rafael Miner

When the devil works in an extraordinary way

We are going to try to give an answer to the question that, starting from here, we can ask ourselves: What should we know about the extraordinary activity of the devil? The International Association of Exorcists (AIE), based in Rome, has organized the first training course in Spain on the Ministry of Exorcism.

David Fernández Alonso

Yves-Marie Congar, the deployment of a theologian

After four years in prisoner-of-war camps (1940-1945), Yves Congar developed his theology on ecumenism and the Church, which he had already outlined, and made a significant contribution to the Second Vatican Council.

Juan Luis Lorda