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Agustín Domingo Moratalla says democracy is not more solid when religions are sent to the sacristy
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In a conversation with Religión en Libertad, Agustín Domingo Moratalla argued that human dignity does not depend on a majority and that freedom does not consist of disregarding others. He stated that hope cannot be left at the mercy of power.
Moratalla spoke against individualist isolation and the reduction of faith to private comfort. He advocated for a reason open to truth, the care of vulnerability, and the public strength of charity.
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- Analysis & opinion@relibertadDomingo Moratalla: «Una democracia no es más sólida cuando manda las religiones a la sacristía»
Religión en Libertad · Luis Javier Moxó Soto
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