Don’t habits make the man? It’s true that today, when everyone proclaims themselves pastor, apostle, bishop and so on, you might wonder.
Often, when I was in pastoral ministry, people would ask me what a pastor was, and I’d reply: it’s like a priest, but Protestant. Everyone understood what I was talking about. But I was wrong!

Psychologist Albert Ellis has advocated “Rational Therapy” which implies that our philosophy contains limiting beliefs and behaviors that cause emotional suffering.

As a pastor who has practiced counseling for many years, I have seen the damage that these culturally generated “false beliefs” or church doctrines can inflict in the body of Christ. A false belief is believing in a lie. Putting your faith in a lie always leads to deception, which in turn leads to anger or depression.

Aureole by the government, the electric car is presented as the virtuous alternative to gasoline vehicles. However, on October 12, the ADEME (Agency for the Environment and Energy Management) established in a report that only light electric cars with low-power batteries are less polluting than thermal models.

For several years, the term “sceptic” has been used in many different expressions like: climate-change sceptic, Euro-sceptic, Covid sceptic, etc.

In fact, scepticism seems to affect all areas of information, to the point that we have become used to half-truths and full-on lies. We can’t say that scepticism is intrinsically bad or good.

Or the pursuit of happiness… Read this article in French. The achievement of happiness is one, if not the desire, the most shared….