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Populorum Progressio 44: Duties For Wealthy Nations
And there are three, the first two are economic, but all of them involve some ethical standards for the betterment of the world: 44. This duty concerns first and foremost the wealthier nations. Their obligations stem from the human and … Continue reading
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Fratelli Tutti 208: Looking For Real Truths
208. We need to learn how to unmask the various ways that the truth is manipulated, distorted and concealed in public and private discourse. What we call “truth” is not only the reporting of facts and events, such as we … Continue reading
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