On 1905 December 09 a law proposed by
Aristide Briand is voted to act the separation of theFrench State and the catholic Churches: ''The Republic ensures freedom of
consciousness. It guarantees the free exercise of religions in the
interest of the public order.''
[Art.1 translated by myself]
So the clergy has no longer direct
influence in the public policies, France becomes lay! I do want to
reiterate that it's an exception since there are only two states
separated from a religious power in European Union: France and
Portugal!
Therefore a part of France does not
apply this law and ensures the catholic religion with public money
(because of the treaty to reintegrate Alsace in France), this is a
law and not a constitutional principle, and the President of the
French Republic is nammed ''unique honorary canon''
of Saint-John of Latran... since Henry IV (King of France in the
sixteenth century) and more since René Coty restarted the tradition
in 1957. Nothing prevents them to refuse, but since then every
President in the fifth Republic regime have accepted the tittle
(Mitterand and Hollande accepted but refused to receive it, well
that's a point).
Google didn't done a doodle for this
celebraiton, that's logical as they have their own religion in
transhumanism, they would not celebrate the loss of a religious
influence.
Nobody on Facebook changed his profil
picture for a Je suis Laïc,
happily cause I should have seen it quite agressive.
Just
heard one word about it on the national french radio this morning.
So
nobody gives a sh... about that?
We are
in hard times between terrorism based on religious arguments,
triumphant neo-fascism party surfing on this cultic hateness, our
so-called ''war'' of civilizations (France didn't bombed ISIS in
Yemen... not enough oil) and soon, I do believe we need more os
laicity.
I'm
hurted in my laicity (rhaaa, I'm writing a journalistic editorial!).
The
same deputy wrote a treaty for the League of Nations in
1928 to make war illegal!
Unhappily this treaty did not survive the 1929 financial crisis (we
all now the consequences, these ones we fear to relive in a short
time).
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