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“Plutôt que d´interroger, nous nous interrogeons sur l´avenir de l´homme en général et de l´Occident en particulier puisque c´est lui qui dominera le monde matériel. Cet Occident est malade de son intelligence. Il a beau être savant, il n´arrive pas à saisir une vérité essentielle tant il est vrai qu´il est assoiffé de conquête et de pouvoir, aveuglé par l´illusion de sa puissance, prônant l´argent pour Dieu...”

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