Europe and Christianity: from yesterday to tomorrow
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https://doi.org/10.15290/elpis.2013.15.02Keywords:
Christianity, Europe, identity, heritageAbstract
Is Europe Christian or not? This was the question that dominated some time ago the intense discussion duringthe working-out of the European Constitution. Two were the contrasting standpoints, one affirmative and one negative, which in turn set off a lot of contending. The final outcome was a suppression of the whole issue as far asthe constitutional document is concerned, and an indirect reference to the humanistic legacy of Europe; a reference incorporated within the preamble of the ultimate constitutional chart of the European Union – which, of course, isstill in the voting process.Downloads
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