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Hugues Félicité Robert de Lamennais was born on June 19, 1782, into a well-to-do family in the town of Saint-Malo in Brittany, France.
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Excerpt from Lamennais Félicité (ce nom sonne comme une ironie) parut en ce monde le 19 janvier 1782. Le père, armateur, habi tait nu bel hôtel de la rue Saint - Vincent. La mère se retrouvait dans son fils il avait ses lèvres minces, ses yeux gris, l'ovale de son visage. Hélas! À quatre ans, l'enfant perdait celle dont les caresses auraient pu adoucir sa nature sauvage. D'elle, il ne se rappellera que deux choses l'avoir vue réciter le chapelet, l'avoir entendue jouer du violon. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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La Comédie, mieux connue sous son nom italien Commedia ou, en français, La Divine Comédie, est un poème de Dante Alighieri, qui fut écrit en versets de onze syllabes dans la langue vernaculaire de Florence. Composé, selon les critiques, entre 1304 et 1321, les années de son exil à Lunigiana et à Romagne, La Divine Comédie est l'uvre la plus célèbre de Dante. Elle est aussi l'une des plus grandes uvres littéraires de tous les temps, et elle est étudiée dans le monde entier encore aujourdhui. Le poème est divisé en trois parties, appelées cantiques : lEnfer, le Purgatoire, et le Paradis, dont chacune se compose de 33 chants (sauf lEnfer qui en compte un de plus). Le poète raconte un voyage imaginaire et initiatique à travers les trois royaumes de l'au-delà qui mènera à la vision de la Trinité. Sa représentation imaginaire et chrétienne allégorique est l'aboutissement de la vision médiévale du monde qui s'est développée dans l'Église catholique au début de la Renaissance italienne, puis dans toute lEurope. Cette version française complète réunissant les trois cantiques, traduite par Robert Félicité de Lamennais, et éditée en grand format (21,6 x 27,9 cm), reprend la présentation et toutes les célèbres gravures de Gustave Doré, ici en un volume unique. Elle est complétée dune riche introduction, et de schémas expliquant lEnfer, le Purgatoire, et le Paradis selon Dante. Son texte comprend de nombreuses notes explicatives, biographiques, et historiques. Image de couverture : Dante, par Sandro Botticelli, 1495. (Editoria La Fortificatione - 2014).
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2 Oeuvres de Félicité Robert de Lamennais Ecrivain, philosophe et homme déglise français (1782-1854) suivi de 3 oeuvres sur M. de Lammenais Ce livre numérique présente une collection de 2 oeuvres de Félicité Robert de Lamennais éditées en texte intégral, suivi de 3 oeuvres sur M. de Lammenais. Une table des matières dynamique permet d'accéder directement aux différentes oeuvres. Liste des oeuvres: - 1825 - De la religion considérée dans ses rapports avec lordre public et civil - 1833 - Paroles dun Croyant - Ernest Renan - M. de Lamennais et ses uvres posthumes - Eugène Lerminier - La Poésie de La poésie de M. de Lamennais - Louis Binaut - Lamennais et sa philosophie
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ... CHAPTER VII Continuation of the same subject. Examination of the system of Fundamental Points. If we had not shown how the Reformation, after having exhausted all other means of defence, was compelled by its own nature, to take refuge in the system of fundamental points this system would have appeared only in the light of an arbitrary opinion, and it would have been with difficulty understood what motives had influenced the Protestants to embrace a doctrine, not only absurd in itself, but also incompatible with their own maxims; a doctrine, in short, which cannot be true, unless Christianity is false, and which ends inevitably in the toleration of atheism. And in the first place, to justify the charge of inconsistency which I make against the Reformers, let us recollect that the Scriptures are, according to them, the sole rule of faith.1 They ought then to prove that the Scriptures clearly establish the distinction of fundamental and nonfundamental points, and that they no less clearly specify what is fundamental and what is not so. Now this is what they have never been able to do, although they have often been invited to do it. Never have they produced a single text which in its natural and true sense, even in 1 On the 21 st June, 1870, in the debate on the Education Act, Mr Vernon Harcourt quoted from Dr Newman's Grammar of Assent, published that year, the following passage: 'Bible religion is both the recognised title, and the best description of English religion. It consists not in rites or creeds, but mainly in having the Bible read in Church, in the family, and in private. Now I am far indeed from undervaluing that mere knowledee of Scripture which is imparted to the population thus promiscuously.' Mr Vernon Harcourt went on to say,' That was a descr...
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Hugues Félicité Robert de Lamennais was born on June 19, 1782, into a well-to-do family in the town of Saint-Malo in Brittany, France.
He gradually became convinced that social revolution must be accompanied by a firm religious faith. In 1816 he was ordained a Roman Catholic priest.
Pope Leo XII invited Lamennais to Rome and offered to make him a cardinal. The passionate and dedicated young priest refused and returned to France, where, with a group of talented and equally dedicated disciples, including the Comte de Montalembert and Jean Baptiste Lacordaire, he started the journal L'Avenir (The Future) in 1830. The group pressed the Church's officials to renounce its connections with the government and take up instead the cause of the people. Lamennais wrote that the Church should support democratic and revolutionary movements wherever they appeared. Most of the French bishops, who owed their positions to an agreement the Pope had made with Napoleon, reacted strongly against Lamennais. His ideas were labeled subversive by the governments of both France and Austria, which joined with the bishops in pressuring the Pope to silence L'Avenir. In 1832 Pope Gregory XVI issued an encyclical letter, Mirari vos, calling the ideas advocated in L'Avenir "absurd, and supremely dangerous for the Church. " Lamennais, bitterly disappointed, submitted. But a year later, after the Pope had publicly supported the Russian Czar in suppressing the Polish peasants, he left the Church. In 1834 he wrote a short, biting book, Words of a Believer, in which he denounced all authority, civil as well as ecclesiastical. In the next decade his thinking moved further and further to the left. During his last years he spent time in prison and was also elected to the Chamber of Deputies.
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He argued that a genuine improvement in man's social condition must be based on religious truth. Also he believed in the moral superiority of the working class and foresaw a time when governments would be overthrown and the workers would rule.