La liberté de conscience, sa nature, son origine, son histoire et sa pratique dans nos sociétés contemporaines d'après les encycliques de Leon XIII
explores the concept of freedom of conscience through the lens of Pope Leo XIII's encyclicals. Written in 1891 by Abbé Canet, this work delves into the nature, origins, history, and practical application of freedom of conscience within contemporary societies. The book also includes a response by the author to L. Marillier, adding another layer of intellectual engagement. Canet's exploration provides a valuable historical perspective on the intersection of religious doctrine, individual liberty, and societal norms in late 19th-century Europe, offering insights into the ongoing dialogue between faith and modernity.
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