Un chemin de Damas ? Le Parti socialiste et les chrétiens dans les années 1970
For most of the 20th century, French Socialists were deeply influenced by “laïcité”, or militant secularism, that was to become a cornerstone of their identity. They were cautious, even reluctant, to share common grounds with the “progressive Christians”, a small minority that had emerged from the c...
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| description | For most of the 20th century, French Socialists were deeply influenced by “laïcité”, or militant secularism, that was to become a cornerstone of their identity. They were cautious, even reluctant, to share common grounds with the “progressive Christians”, a small minority that had emerged from the catholic community in the fifties. As the Parti socialiste turned into a major political force, the arrival of progressive Christians sparked internal controversies. While the party presented itself as a “catch-all party”, catholic militants often encountered several forms of defiance, ranging from irony to open hostility. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7cdca01e31f14c1395b6273d457c561a2023-01-03T01:48:05ZfraLaboratoire de Recherche Historique Rhône-Alpes (LARHRA UMR 5190)Chrétiens et Sociétés1257-127X1965-08092012-05-011816518410.4000/chretienssocietes.2984Un chemin de Damas ? Le Parti socialiste et les chrétiens dans les années 1970Ismail FerhatFor most of the 20th century, French Socialists were deeply influenced by “laïcité”, or militant secularism, that was to become a cornerstone of their identity. They were cautious, even reluctant, to share common grounds with the “progressive Christians”, a small minority that had emerged from the catholic community in the fifties. As the Parti socialiste turned into a major political force, the arrival of progressive Christians sparked internal controversies. While the party presented itself as a “catch-all party”, catholic militants often encountered several forms of defiance, ranging from irony to open hostility.http://journals.openedition.org/chretienssocietes/2984Rocard (Michel)Chapuis (Robert)SFIOCFDTleft wing christians |
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| title | Un chemin de Damas ? Le Parti socialiste et les chrétiens dans les années 1970 |
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| title_short | Un chemin de Damas ? Le Parti socialiste et les chrétiens dans les années 1970 |
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