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The Bible offers perspectives on violence amid demonstrations
First source report
La Croix reports that the Bible addresses the issue of violence, which has become a subject of concern during demonstrations regarding the cost of living and educational conditions.
The report notes that biblical narratives, ranging from the murder of Abel by Cain to the death of Christ on the cross, provide a framework for understanding the subject.
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La Croix · Gilles Donada et Christel Juquois
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