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Experts in charitable actions analyzed in the UCAM, during the fifth session of the VIII International Conference on Charities and Voluntary virtue of hope in the Jewish and Orthodox through two lectures by the Grand Rabbi of the Jewish Community of Madrid Moses Bendahan, and the Vicar General and Dean of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Madrid, Dimitri Tsiamparlis.
Bendahan Moses said in his speech that "the working man of hope for a more human and fraternal solidarity"
The Vicar General and Dean of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Madrid, Dimitri Tsiamparlis developed an eminently theological conference, entitled "Hope in the Orthodox Christian tradition."
Tsiamparlis discussed the concept of hope from the Christian point of view and stated that the charitable activities and assistance are inherent in the nature of the Church.
The Orthodox Vicar also stressed the importance of the theological virtues, faith, hope and charity, as the highest expression of Christian life and emphasized as means to hope, a sincere faith and full trust in God.
Then Rabbi Moses Bendahan, gave a presentation 'The hope in the Jewish tradition. "
Bendahan, said in his speech, the concept of hope in Judaism and argued about every soul is unique and has a particular mission and not transferable to comply with serenity, responsibility and effort.
The representative of the Jewish Community in Madrid, explained that the hope is to think that everything has meaning.
"From this premise, we must replace that drab and negative personal dialogue in which one feels lonely, persecuted and unfortunate, for a positive mental attitude and enthusiastic, which allows us to visualize the goal to achieve," he said.
Source: UCAM
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