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Papei Benedict al XVI-lea referitoare la etici
Moscova, 6 aprilie, Interfax – Refuzul Papei Benedict al XVI-lea de a folosi limbajul „corectitudinii politice” si de a oferi compromis in privinta problemelor traditionale ale moralei crestine, a atras sprijin din partea Bisericii Ortodoxe Rusesti.
„Diferenta la acest Papa fata de predecesorul lui este aceea ca acest Papa nu cauta niciodata „corectitudinea politica” in declaratiile sale. Acesta este motivul pentru care declaratiile sale uneori produc soc asupra societatii Vestice: oamenii de acolo nu sunt obisnuiti cand Capul Bisericii afirma un punct de vedere traditional Bisericii” – a spus Episcopul Ilarion de Volokolamsk, noul sef al Departamentului pentru relatii externe din cadrul Patriarhiei Moscovei, sambata, la o emisie live de interes national din cadrul canalului Rossiya TV.
Aceasta a fost declaratia episcopului referitoare la valul de critici care-l vizau pe Papa, dar si a Ministrului francez al afacerilor externe, referitor la opozitia sa fata de contraceptie.
Episcopul Ilarion a continuat spunand ca: „noi vedem acest lucru ca o schimbare pozitiva in atitudinea Bisericii Romano-Catolice, deoarece capul celei mai mari Bisericii Crestine, nu trebuie sa se adapteze dupa tiparul limabjului de PC, el ar trebui sa spuna oamenilor ceea ce Biserica sa il invata sa le zica lor”.
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The Moscow Patriarchate approves of Pope’s uncompromising position on ethics
Moscow, April 6, Interfax – Refusal of Pope Benedict XVI to use politically correct language and offer compromise on traditional issues of Christian ethics has gained support of the Russian Orthodox Church.
„The difference of this current Pope from his predecessor is that this Pope never watches for political correctness in his statements. This is the reason why his statements sometimes produce shocking effect on the Western society: people there are not used when the Church’s Head voices a traditional standpoint of the Church,” Bishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk, a new head of the Moscow Patriarchate Department for External Church Relations said at a live broadcast of National Interest program shown Saturday on Rossiya TV Channel.
That was Bishop’s comment of criticisms aimed at the Pope, also by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs, for his opposition to contraception.
Bishop Hilarion continued that „we view this as a positive shift in the Catholic Church’s position, because head of the Church, in particular, head of the largest Christian Church, should not adapt himself to any PC language, he should tell people what his Church teaches him to tell them.”
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