
The slogan of the forum is taken from the "Diary" of the Danish philosopher Sern Kierkegaard. “In this difficult and alarming historical period, when scientific, economic, social beliefs and a well -established lifestyle are called into question, it seems important to us to focus on human freedom and its calling to contribute to the construction of a more human world,” the organizers explained.
Every year, starting in 1980, in the second half of August in Rimini, the famous Italian resort and the homeland of director Fellini, the Meeting per l'Micizia section I Popoli (friendship between peoples) is held. Its organizers are members of the church movement Comunione E Liberazione (“communication and liberation”), which calls for the understanding of the significance of the Christian faith for everyday life. The movement was founded in 1954 by the Italian priest Luigi Jussani.
Traditionally, during a week, meetings, performances, discussions, thematic exhibitions, presentations, concerts, performances are held in Rimini.
During the live broadcast on the Taiga YouTube channel.info Bernard Sholts and other experts will be able to answer questions and participate in discussions with users. Communication will begin at 21:00 on August 4 in Novosibirsk time (17:00 Moscow time).
“The situation in which we are is perceived by many as suffocating: the growing feeling of perplexity and loss covers the whole world. The essence of reality seems to be opposed to the influence of a new wave of social shocks, economic and political uncertainty, enhanced by pandemia; Relations between people, with activities, with everyday circumstances are increasingly weakening. Apathy and boredom alternate with fear and anger, it seems that interest in life is fading away. To withstand the pandemia and many other problems that life poses before us, society must awaken from numbness and fear. The contribution of every person, every “I” who will take responsibility and care of his good and good community, will be important, ”said in the Comunione E Liberazione.