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 1    1,   4|        which had taken place in the political, economic and social fields,
 2    1,   4|          change taking place in the political order already mentioned.
 3    1,   4|      mentioned. Thus the prevailing political theory of the time sought
 4    1,   4|             one which implied a new political and social structure.~At
 5    1,   4|           devoted to teachings of a political character; still others
 6    1,   7|           or her incorporation into political society. Indeed, the formation
 7    1,  10|            State or on a particular political theory. Leo XIII is repeating
 8    1,  10|       elementary principle of sound political organization, namely, the
 9    1,  10|        Christian view of social and political organization. This principle
10    1,  11|             of economic, social and political transformation are creating
11    2,  12|             negative consequences — political, social and economic — of
12    2,  13|         including economic, social, political and cultural groups which
13    2,  18|            use of arms, found ready political and military support and
14    2,  18|      increasingly barbaric means of political and military conflict. Moreover,
15    2,  20|    development of the host country. Political life itself is controlled
16    3,  22|         participatory and more just political structures. An important,
17    3,  22|            forms of protest and for political solutions more respectful
18    3,  22|          hope for change in fragile political and social structures weighed
19    3,  25|           those who, in the name of political realism, wish to banish
20    3,  25|           law and morality from the political arena. Undoubtedly, the
21    3,  25|      paradise in this world. But no political society — which possesses
22    3,  28|         basis of which economic and political choices are made. Enormous
23    3,  29|            every authentically free political order.63 It is important
24    4,  35|          sacrifices and by ensuring political and economic stability,
25    4,  35|          would be the imposition of political choices leading to hunger
26    4,  36|          economic conditions and of political stability, the decision
27    4,  43|             their social, economic, political and cultural aspects, as
28    5,  46| participation of citizens in making political choices, guarantees to the
29    5,  46|   correspond to democratic forms of political life. Those who are convinced
30    5,  46|    variation according to different political trends. It must be observed
31    5,  46|           truth to guide and direct political activity, then ideas and
32    5,  47|           time, such distortions of political conduct create distrust
33    5,  47|           subsequent decline in the political participation and civic
34    5,  47|             Her contribution to the political order is precisely her vision
35    5,  48|         institutional, juridical or political vacuum. On the contrary,
36    6,  59|       changing social, economic and political contexts, this teaching