Episodes
In “Ouvi-nos, Senhor!”, the boundary between freedom of belief and moral imposition comes under relentless criticism. Guilherme portrays a country where the secular nature of the State still clashes with the privileges of the Catholic Church, and where religious tolerance often proves to be condescending. Grounded in a firm defense of self-determination, the article questions the interference of faith in the law and reminds us that individual freedom is only truly realized when the beliefs of some do not become legal obligations for all.
