You've heard it mentioned - but what is it? Here we introduce the tradition of thought called "Catholic social teaching", starting from its biblical foundations and its seven so-called "pillars," then reviewing some historical milestones since its beginnings in 1891 with the promulgation of Leo XIII's encyclical Rerum novarum. We conclude by considering a series of brief passages from Msgr. Martin Schlage's edited volume, The Handbook of Catholic Social Teaching.
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Religion and Society - tinyurl.com/mvwa9k5v
History of Christianity - tinyurl.com/5ykn4kb7
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Christian Mysticism - tinyurl.com/yerc4vne
Theology of the Civil Rights Movement - tinyurl.com/2npc3jd4
The Spiritual Life - tinyurl.com/3h84why8
Religions of Asia - tinyurl.com/56yjstpn
Debating Democracy - tinyurl.com/3cvzr6nr
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25 фев 2024
