Gaudium et spes
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 1 Intro,  4 |           conflicting forces. For political, social, economic, racial
 2 Intro,  9 |           humanity to establish a political, social and economic order
 3 Intro,  9 |     civilization, not only in the political field but also economically,
 4 Intro,  9 |      regulating economic, social, political and cultural life. Now,
 5     2,  25|         some, like the family and political community, relate with greater
 6     2,  25|     natural tensions of economic, political and social forms. But at
 7     2,  28| differently than we do in social, political and even religious matters.
 8     2,  29|        slavery, whether social or political, and safeguard the basic
 9     2,  29|         rights of man under every political system. Indeed human institutions
10     4,  42|          no proper mission in the political, economic or social order.
11     4,  42|         human culture, nor to any political, economic or social system,
12     4,  44|          its economic, social and political dimensions, both nationally
13     4,  46|          its economic, social and political dimensions, the bonds between
14     6,  59|         serve as an instrument of political or economic power. ~
15     6,  60|          be taken in economic and political affairs, both on the national
16     7,  65|          economic power or of the political community alone or of certain
17     7,  71|         all sharing in social and political life is forbidden to them.
18     8     |        CHAPTER IV THE LIFE OF THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY~
19     8,  73|      influence on the life of the political community, especially regarding
20     8,  73|        organizing the life of the political community. In the conscience
21     8,  73|           their duties toward the political community. In addition,
22     8,  73|       individuals.~However, those political systems, prevailing in some
23     8,  73|       numbers through avarice and political crimes, and divert the exercise
24     8,  73|           better way to establish political life on a truly human basis
25     8,  73|         to the true nature of the political community and the aim, right
26     8,  74|        this purpose they set up a political community according to various
27     8,  74|   according to various forms. The political community exists, consequently,
28     8,  74|          who come together in the political community are many and diverse,
29     8,  74|       divergent solutions. If the political community is not to be torn
30     8,  74|        clear, therefore, that the political community and public authority
31     8,  74|       even though the choice of a political regime and the appointment
32     8,  74|   citizens.3~It follows also that political authority, both in the community
33     8,  74|         historic development, the political community can, however,
34     8,  75|      juridical foundations of the political community and in the direction
35     8,  75|     bodies and in the election of political leaders.5 All citizens,
36     8,  75|           in the normal course of political life, there must be a statute
37     8,  75|         the duty of rendering the political community such material
38     8,  75|      specific vocation within the political community. It is for them
39     8,  75|           view by honest methods. Political parties, for their part,
40     8,  75|          be taken about civic and political formation, which is of the
41     8,  75|           part in the life of the political community. Those who are
42     8,  75|  domination by an individual or a political party and any intolerance.
43     8,  75|         and fortitude demanded by political life.~
44     8,  76|          relationship between the political community and the Church,
45     8,  76|    identified in any way with the political community nor bound to any
46     8,  76|        community nor bound to any political system. She is at once a
47     8,  76|        person.~The Church and the political community in their own fields
48     8,  76|          respects and fosters the political freedom and responsibility
49     9,  85|    ambitions, to the appetite for political supremacy, to militaristic


Gravissimum educationis
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50     0     |        especially in economic and political life.2 Enjoying more leisure,


Nostra aetate
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51     0, 4  |         the Jews and moved not by political reasons but by the Gospel'


Dignitatis humanae
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52     0,  11|       world.16 He refused to be a political messiah, ruling by force:17


Ad gentes
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53     2,  15|      their language, nor by their political institutions,"15 and so


Apostolicam actuositatem
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54     2,  7 |      professions, the laws of the political community, international
55     3,  12|       their social and even their political importance is growing from


Inter mirifica
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56     1,  11|       must adjust their economic, political or artistic and technical