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If the Father had left us after winding up the clock, there would be no love

27-08-2022

Opinion

Evert van Vlastuin, CNE.news

If the Father had left us after winding up the clock, there would be no love

Deism presented God as the one who just wound the clock. Not as the Fatherly Creator. Photo Flickr, Süleyman Cesur

Opinion

The sixties promised freedom and happiness. But today, Marguerite Peeters only sees chaos and fear. Since God is no longer seen as Father, no one has a choice anymore: every person has to invent himself. “Poor young people are the victims of evil lobby groups.”

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