Pope Francis’ rebellion to the rhetoric of the apocalypse
3 gennaio 2020
“Pope Francis’ rebellion to the rhetoric of the apocalypse” di Antonio Spadaro SJ
On November 9, 1989 the Berlin wall began to fall. It was the sunset of totalitarianism.
A new epoch seemed to arise, marked by globalization. Yet today it has the traits of indifference and conflict. In the face of a collapsed wall, many others have sprung up in the world.
The global crises takes various forms and is expressed in conflicts, tariffs, razor wire, migratory crises, regimes that fall, moves threatening alliances and commercial ways that open the path to wealth, but also to tensions.
On November 9, 1989 the Berlin wall began to fall. It was the sunset of totalitarianism.
A new epoch seemed to arise, marked by globalization. Yet today it has the traits of indifference and conflict. In the face of a collapsed wall, many others have sprung up in the world.
The global crises takes various forms and is expressed in conflicts, tariffs, razor wire, migratory crises, regimes that fall, moves threatening alliances and commercial ways that open the path to wealth, but also to tensions.