doctrina social

doctrina social

La enseñanza (doctrina social) de la Iglesia sobre la verdad de la revelación sobre la dignidad humana, la solidaridad humana y los principios de la justicia y la paz, los juicios morales sobre asuntos económicos y sociales requeridos por esa verdad y sobre las exigencias de la justicia y la paz (2419-2422).

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