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 1 4 |          of its own. The name of Christian Socialism, with its derivatives,
 2 4 |       have it called the popular Christian Movement. In the countries
 3 4 |         movement is described as Christian Democracy and its partisans
 4 4 |   Democracy and its partisans as Christian Democrats, in opposition
 5 4 |      excellent men find the term Christian Democracy objectionable.
 6 5 |     Social Democracy is and what Christian Democracy ought to be, assuredly
 7 6 |                 As against this, Christian Democracy, by the fact that
 8 6 |           by the fact that it is Christian, is built, and necessarily
 9 6 |       things eternal. Hence, for Christian Democracy, justice is sacred;
10 6 |        common between Social and Christian Democracy. They differ from
11 7 |          to distort this name of Christian Democracy to politics, for,
12 7 |        else than this beneficent Christian action in behalf of the
13 8 |      manner, we must remove from Christian Democracy another possible
14 8 | perfecting the commonwealth. The Christian law of charity, which has
15 8 |    classes of society, and which Christian brotherhood makes still
16 9 |     fostering under this name of Christian Democracy any intention
17 9 |         Both the natural and the Christian law command us to revere
18 10|        dispute about the name of Christian Democracy will cease and
19 10|         efficacy of this kind of Christian Democracy are not free from
20 10|     people should be animated by Christian sentiments and should be
21 12|          away the instinct which Christian wisdom has planted and nurtured
22 16|         conformity with the true Christian spirit, it neither connotes
23 18|          the name of the Popular Christian Movement or Christian Democracy,
24 18|    Popular Christian Movement or Christian Democracy, if the instructions
25 20|           which is social in the Christian sense of the term develops
26 24|  interests of the Church and the Christian people are so closely allied,
27 26|    virtue, so as to prove that a Christian is a hater of idleness and