Description
This study examines in depth the Pope Paul VI’s property teaching as contained in his four major social documents: Populorum Progressio (1967); Octogesima Adveniens (1971); De Iustitia in Mundo (1971); and Evangelii Nuntiandi (1975). In each chapter, the topic is situated in its historical setting, followed by a presentation on Christian anthropology. Then a series of related topics are examined, and finally the property teaching itself is discussed under four headings: the right of ownership and the social function of property; the definition of property; the purposes of property; and the role of the state in promoting and protecting property rights. Other Byzantine Studies Books 1998 – Iohannis or De Bellis Libycis of Flavius Cresconius Corippus 2013 – Eusebius of Caesarea’s Imperial Theology and the Politics of the Iconoclastic Controversy 1999 – Role of the Orthodox Church in Russian History From Byzantine Era to the Present
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