Droits de se convertir et de convertir: l'Église catholique romaine en République de l'Union indienne
Vgl. CCEO can. 586; 587; 595; 598; 682; 1436.1; The juridical canonical system of the Catholic Church seeks to guarantee the principle according to which it is important that the Church should enjoy all the freedom of the action that it needs to take care of the salvation of men, and that the freedo...
| Summary: | Vgl. CCEO can. 586; 587; 595; 598; 682; 1436.1; The juridical canonical system of the Catholic Church seeks to guarantee the principle according to which it is important that the Church should enjoy all the freedom of the action that it needs to take care of the salvation of men, and that the freedom of conscience of the newly converted be absolutely respected. But in India individual or collective conversion was constantly difficult. Certain federal states to oppose forced religious conversion have adopted laws which forbid the missionary activity of the Christian churches in general and the catholic church in particular, an to lesser degree non-christian religions. This article analyses the deeper reasons which have inspired the legislation of the federal states which runs counter to justice and equity |
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| ISSN: | 0570-1953 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: L' année canonique
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