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Populorum Progressio 14: Authentic Development
14. The development We speak of here cannot be restricted to economic growth alone. To be authentic, it must be well rounded; it must foster the development of each (person) and of the whole (person). As an eminent specialist on … Continue reading
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Fratelli Tutti 177: The Politics We Need
The politics we need 177. Here I would once more observe that “politics must not be subject to the economy, nor should the economy be subject to the dictates of an efficiency-driven paradigm of technocracy”. [Laudato Si’ 189] Politics, ideally, … Continue reading
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