02492cam a2200289 a 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200024000890400033001130500023001460820014001692450092001832600040002753000028003153360026003433370028003693380027003975040029004245051559004536100041020126500064020536500028021177000023021457000034021682388877PUCPR20240319105030.0850605s1986    nyu      b    000 0 eng    a   85061741   a0809127385 (pbk.) :  aDLCcDLCdDLCdBETbspaerda00aBX 1753b.O29 198600a261.821900aOfficial Catholic social teaching /cedited by Charles E. Curran, Richard A. McCormick.  aNew York :bPaulist Press,c©1986.  axi, 459 pages ;c21 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aIncludes bibliographies.  aPart One Historical Development -- The Catholic Social Movement: Historical Aspects --The Rights and Duties of Labor and Capital -- Toward a New Society --The Drafting of Quadragesimo Anno -- Forty Years Later: Reflections and Reminiscences -- Pope John XXIII– An New Direction? -- Human Rights in Roman Catholicism -- Looking Back on Populorum Progressio --Action for Justice as Constitutive of the Preaching of the Gospel: What Did the 1971 Synod Mean? -- Part Two: Overviews and Contemporary Discussions --Development of Church Social Teaching --The Changing Anthropological Teaching Bases of Catholic Social Ethics -- Laborem Exercens and Social Morality -- John Paul II's Encyclical on Labor --Laborem Exercens: Toward a New Solidarity -- John Paul II: Continuing and Change in the Social Teaching of the Church -- The Popes and Politics: Shifting Patterns in Catholic Social Doctrine --Part Three Evaluations and Perspectives -- Methodological Differences: The Holy See and the World Council of Churches -- The Problem of Poverty and the Poor in Catholic Social Teaching: A Marxist Perspective -- From Catholic "Social Doctrine"to the "Kingdom of Christ on Earth" -- The Bias Against Democratic Capitalism -- Economic Systems, Middle Way Theories, and Third World Realities -- Global Human Rights: An Interpretation of the Contemporary Catholic Understanding -- From Renum Novarum to Laborem Exercens: A United States Labor Perspective -- FEminist Themes and Laborem Exercens -- Major Differences: Liberation Theology and Current Church Teaching 20aCatholic ChurchxDoctrinesxHistory. 0aChristian sociologyxCatholic ChurchxHistory of doctrines. 0aSocial ethicsxHistory.1 aCurran, Charles E.1 aMcCormick, Richard A.,d1922-