Eglise
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- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary Church|Eglise => église Nehâd e Din Masjed ("M", va na masjed, grânsang ast) + The Church is a social institution built upon a creed, partly philosophic, partly concerned with sacred history. It achieved power and wealth by means of its creed. ... The important aspect of Protentantism was schism, not heresy, for schism led to national Churches, and national Churches were not strong enough to control the lay government. this was wholly a gain, for the Churches, everywhere, opposed as long as they could practically every innovation that made for an increase of happiness or knowledge here on earth. (B. RUSSELL, History of Western Philosophy, p. 303, 515) + I say quite deliberately that the Christian religion, as organized in its churches, has been and still is the principal enemy of moral progress in the world. (B. RUSSELL, Why I Am Not A Christian ) + Le paradigme de l'Eglise : L'Eglise, et à travers elle chacun de ses membres, possède le "monopole de la manipulation légitime des biens de la salut". (P. BOURDIEU, choses dites (1987), p. 187) + Eglise, qui selon Max Weber, doit "fonder et délimiter systématiquement la nouvelle doctrine victorieuse et défendre l'ancienne contre les attaques prophétiques, établir ce qui a et ce qui n'a pas valeur de sacré, et le faire pénetrer dans la foi des laïcs." (P. BOURDIEU, Les règles de l'art, p. 209, 210) + "The nearer people are to the Church of Rome, which is the head of our religion, the less religious are they ... Her ruin and chastisement is near at end ... We Italiens owe to the Church of Rome and to her priestes our having become irreligious and bad. (MACHIAVELI, Discourses, in History of Western Philosophy, Russell, p. 493) + L’Église redevient secte lorsqu’elle exclut la reconnaissance de ce qui découle d’une assomption complète des sciences de la vie, soit : la nature biologique et évolutive de la conscience elle-même comme conséquence et partie de l’évolution du vivant. L’acceptation de la science par une religion …