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Les miracles sont-ils encore d'actualité?
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Are the miracles still of topicality?
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If it moreover awaited there something in the life of one believing, that it is in suffering or not, it is well the miracle. Believing is needy. And in a définitionnelle approach, one will understand by miracle, all that leaves the ordinary one, something of unexpected, which gets an unquestionable relief by compensating for an at the same time physical or psychological pain which had lasted too much.
In the same way, a miracle is an extraordinary or supernatural fact, allotted to a divine and achieved power either directly, or via a servant of this divinity (cf.wikipédia). What makes a miracle well its dimension of inexplicability. Indeed, a miracle, by its statute in extraordinary fact, exceeds the dimension of human, and becomes of this fact, supernatural. For this reason the miracles are not explainable scientifically and this for two reasons:
* the majority of the miracles are reported; it is the case inter alia, but not only, of the miracles announced in the holy books like the Bible, the Torah or Coran;
* an explainable miracle scientifically N? is regarded often more as a miracle. That relates to in particular the cases of contemporary miracles. (cf.wikipédia)
According to these lines, the miracle goes up more of the already last religious facts. And as regards the Christian religion for example, we can say that the miracles operated by the messi, therefore Jesus Christ, were just used to show, or show its membership of the Large Father who is God. Because for some still one will remember, it was an impostor, understand by there, somebody who is made pass for what it is not actually. It is to avoid being seen as such as the Christian messi with considered it useful to multiply miracles, while returning thanks to its Saint Father God.
Thus, compared to this state of affair, can one say that the miracles which are carried out nowadays, are truly miracles or turns of magic? Because it should be said thus, despite everything the spiritual dimension which an evangelist can have, Pasteur, a bishop, etc, they will never arrive at the degree of true the religious messis. Is they if égris at the point to play with human lives?
All in all, with our understanding, the miracle is not any more topicality if it is necessary to stick to the last miracles. Because at that time, when a patient was looked after, it did not make more relapse as it is the case nowadays. The only still possible miracle today, it is when it is accomplished in manner individual. Because like one says it, safety is individual.

May 8, 2009 | 4:31 PM Comments  0 comments

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Pour un renforcement des capacités des membres du réseau JVF Gabon.
Related to country: Gabon

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For a reinforcement of the capacities of the members of network JVF Gabon.
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Within the framework of its annual activities, the executive committee of the network of the Young French-speaking Volunteers of Gabon founded an in-house training of the members of the aforesaid network. This formation is centered on the computer graphics, the creation of the Web sites. It started as envisaged, this Friday May 8, 2009 within the French-speaking numerical Campus of Libreville as from 12 noon. It will extend over all the last months and will be completed in July.
IT is important of soligner that this formation is under the responsibility of the department TIC (COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES) of the network of the Young French-speaking Volunteers of Gabon.

May 8, 2009 | 3:15 PM Comments  0 comments

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L'épidemie de la grippe au Mexique: reprise des activités quotidiennes.
Related to country: Mexico

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The epidemic of the influenza in Mexico: resumption of the daily activities.
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In Mexico, the life takes again its course little by little with the reopening of the trade, the restaurants, the higher schools and certain universities. Does president Felipe Calderon inform qu? it is necessary to remain on its guards and to redouble prudence. In is the restoration all ready but at the first day D? opening, customers N? is not with go.

To reassure the customer that all is clean and that nobody risks D? to catch the flu virus, the restorers disinfected their basic establishments in roof. A newspaper of the morning even titrated: a chlorine odor floats on the capital.

Does the recovery seem a little difficult but in the connected district of Condesa which gives the tone, the sunny terraces were well filled with L? hour of the lunch.


SOURCE: RFI.FR

May 7, 2009 | 12:04 PM Comments  0 comments

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Jacob Zuma,nouveau président de l'Afrique du Sud!
Related to country: South Africa

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Zuma Jacob, new president of South Africa!
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Four hundred deputies elect Wednesday in the Cape the president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, whose party, the African national Congress (ANC), largely carried the general elections of April 22.

This election is only one formality because a simple majority is necessary to be elected president and the ANC, with the capacity since the first democratic elections in 1994, obtained 65,9% of the votes, that is to say 264 deputies out of 400.

Jacob Zuma, 67 years, will become officially president Saturday at the time of a ceremony of nomination in Pretoria, to which some 30.000 people are invited.

It will announce as of the following day its government which will have the heavy task to answer strong waitings of the population and of the left wing of the ANC which actively supported it, at one time when the first economy of the continent has been on the point of entering in recession for the first time for 17 years.

The Zulu powerful orator proclaimed three days after the elections which he would be “a president for all” and promised to work with the improvement of the public services, defective in a country where 43% of the population always live under the poverty line, fifteen years after the fall of apartheid.

In addition to the economic difficulties which go against the social promises, Jacob Zuma will have to also try to convince, during his five years mandate, a returned elite skeptic by his legal vexations. Continuations for corruption in its opposition, which had cost him in 2005 its post of vice-president, were abandoned right before the poll.

It is also confronted with an opposition which was reinforced with the last general elections. The party in power lost 15 seats with the profit of other formations, in particular the democratic Alliance (DA, opposition) which clearly was reinforced with 67 deputies (against 50), followed Congress of the people (Cope), trained in December by dissidents of the ANC and which obtained 30 seats.

May 7, 2009 | 11:53 AM Comments  0 comments

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Jacob Zuma,nouveau président de l'Afrique du Sud!
Related to country: South Africa

Translations available in: French (original) | Spanish | Italian | German | Portuguese | English | Swedish | Russian | Dutch | Arabic

Zuma Jacob, new president of South Africa!
Automatically translated into English thanks to WorldLingo

Four hundred deputies elect Wednesday in the Cape the president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, whose party, the African national Congress (ANC), largely carried the general elections of April 22.

This election is only one formality because a simple majority is necessary to be elected president and the ANC, with the capacity since the first democratic elections in 1994, obtained 65,9% of the votes, that is to say 264 deputies out of 400.

Jacob Zuma, 67 years, will become officially president Saturday at the time of a ceremony of nomination in Pretoria, to which some 30.000 people are invited.

It will announce as of the following day its government which will have the heavy task to answer strong waitings of the population and of the left wing of the ANC which actively supported it, at one time when the first economy of the continent has been on the point of entering in recession for the first time for 17 years.

The Zulu powerful orator proclaimed three days after the elections which he would be “a president for all” and promised to work with the improvement of the public services, defective in a country where 43% of the population always live under the poverty line, fifteen years after the fall of apartheid.

In addition to the economic difficulties which go against the social promises, Jacob Zuma will have to also try to convince, during his five years mandate, a returned elite skeptic by his legal vexations. Continuations for corruption in its opposition, which had cost him in 2005 its post of vice-president, were abandoned right before the poll.

It is also confronted with an opposition which was reinforced with the last general elections. The party in power lost 15 seats with the profit of other formations, in particular the democratic Alliance (DA, opposition) which clearly was reinforced with 67 deputies (against 50), followed Congress of the people (Cope), trained in December by dissidents of the ANC and which obtained 30 seats.


SOURCE: bbc.com

May 7, 2009 | 11:53 AM Comments  0 comments

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