Ancien et Nouveau Testament

"Often, when we talk about the Prime Principle, about Absolute, or God, according to each one's tradition, we realize we can never define precisely these notions" says Michel Cazenave.  "We found it appropriate to question about the origins and the significance of negative theology (apophatic), that is to say that ideology which implies that of "God we can't say anything" and if we try to define it, it is saying what He is not".

Is "homogeneous" what is composed of  similar "heterogeneous" parts, what  is composed of different natures.
The logic of dynamic contradictions established by Stéphane Lupasco is based mainly on the notion of Tiers inclus. This general logic, includes the classical logic as a particular case, aims at showing the tripolar future of our world which is just a matter-energy.  The three matter-energies are for Lupasco: micro physics (homogeneous), biology (heterogeneous) and the "mental"matter-energy (cf his book "Les Trois matières" (The three matters)).

What distinction can we make between Satan, Lucifer, demons, the Devil and the Prince of this world? Are these the same notions or are they different?  And to what does it correspond? In this presentation, Jean-Bonnerot teaches us that each of these words is never used by chance and it corresponds to a definition or to a theological situation extremely precise of the relation of God with man and man with God. Through the revelation of the work of the six days and the interpretation the author makes of the word Berechit (according to Fabre d'Olivet), Jean-Pierre Bonnerot asks the question: did it exist before the creation? What is the "reciprocity" implied in the word Berechit, of the relation of God and its creation?

"Hebrew is a language of idea association" says Caroline Gindre. A letter goes with a number. Past and future are the two times. Aleph represents the first letter of Hebrew alphabet and is the letter of divine, beginnings, the symbol of all the possibles.
Based on the works of Marc-Alain Ouaknine, Annick de Souzenelle en Dominique Bigé, the author initiates us to original feminine figures in the Bible through sacred language.

Esotericism and Christianity. Is this a paradox? If for the majority of Catholic theologians these two are incompatible, for others they remain reconcilable.
Does a hidden doctrine exist? Did Jesus pass on a secret teaching to his apostles?

The Seven Prophetesses   Princess, queen or otherwise, each of the seven prophetesses occupy an important position in the scriptures. Sarah, Miriam, Deborah, Esher, then Hannah, Abigal and Houldah have roles that are primordial or make them saviours or liberators in history. Having known the Presence of God, each incarnates a sacred instant, showing time and time again man’s solitude and his inner drive for action. 

"That day the magus came" is, to Christine Tournier, a "huge" theme which takes us to the origins of Christianism and to historical Jesus.