(Adnkronos) - “Il libro resta ancora lo strumento principe della cultura". Il panel 'La cultura che unisce. La religione e le radici "È stata una bella occasione, nel cuore dell’Europa, in cui si ricorda l’importanza della cultura, potersi mettere in gioco anche dal punto di vista della fede sul piano culturale, il piano che molte volte aiuta il rapporto con persone di fede diversa”. Lo ha detto ai microfoni di Adnkronos il Monsignor Francesco Moraglia, patriarca di Venezia e presidente della Conferenza episcopale del Triveneto, a margine dell’ultimo incontro del programma letterario in Arena al Padiglione Italia della Buchmesse 2024.
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00:00Themes that have been proposed are current themes, they are themes that must be thought about,
00:11they must also be communicated, they must also be heard according to different perspectives.
00:18So it was a great opportunity in the heart of Europe and at a time when we remember the importance of culture,
00:28because the book, whether you like it or not, is still the main tool, even in modern forms, but above all in the classic form,
00:37to be able to play, also from the point of view of faith, on the cultural level,
00:46because the cultural level is what often helps the relationship also with people of different faiths.
00:58Reason and religion contaminate each other, not in the sense that they homogenize, but that they help each other not to degenerate.
01:09One, because religion can degenerate, and the other, because reason can degenerate,
01:15either as a weak thought that no longer believes in itself, or as an absolute thought that becomes the norm of everything and everyone.