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Browse the entire weekly paper Reform on your IPAD and/or IPHONEGo to our application for free and discover the Journal REFORME, a weekly news and Protestant-inspired newspaper.Then buy the issue of the week or a recent issue from the last 4 weeks that interests youREFORME, THE PROTESTANT NEWS WEEKLYEvery week, make sense of the news.A free, original look, independent of any political, ideological or ecclesial influence.A look that combines respect for others and strength of conviction- DECRYPTION THE NEWS- QUESTIONING THEOLOGY- UNDERSTAND OUR WORLD- CONFRONT OPINIONSRéforme offers its readers a different look at the events of the time, and the developments in our society.
But it also attempts to highlight and publicize the initiatives taken by a number of associations, movements or communities inspired by the gospel.
Attached to the requirements of ecumenism and far from any strictly confessional attitude, this journal aims to be inhabited by hope, benevolent and warm.The weekly Réforme aims to be a complementary newspaper to general dailies and magazines to decipher and analyze current general, political, social, economic or cultural events.
Its requirement is to offer in-depth reflection on the questions raised by current events and help to discern and provide benchmarks.
Information commented on, explained, engaged in a certain conception of politics, society, man.
“It is first of all a question of searching for significant information, that is to say that which clearly marks a society.
Information is here a raw material which must be reworked to bring out a meaning or an interpretation”, according to one of its founders, the sociologist and theologian Jacques Ellul.
Reform thus addresses the entire population and contributes to the public debate from its particular roots.
Reform is a platform, an agora where different points of view are heard.
Accustomed by its Protestant origins to the diversity of opinions and the confrontation of ideas, Réforme wishes to encourage quality contradictory debates by allowing everyone to develop their arguments.
The Reform “line” is that of confrontation and diversity.
Read Reform to make sense of current events, go beyond slogans and ready-to-think ideas.