Method in the social teaching of the church
George Grima
Abstract
Open-access reader
George Grima
Abstract
Open-access reader
When Leo XII dealt with the labour question, he raised the \nquestion and tried to solve it on the basis 'Of a theory of society, even \nif such a theory was moo:-e implied rather than explicitly stated. Pius XI \nwas perhaps even more conscious than his predecessor ,of the need to \napproach the labour question in the context 'of an explicit social \ntheory. Much of the criticism that was leveled in the sixties against \nthe earlier social teaching tradition in the Catholic Church centered on \nthe difficulties inherent in the concept of social systems in general. it was pointed out that human life is too complex a 'reality to fit any \nconceptual scheme and that history is continuously bringing new insights \nand technical possibilities which necessitate a critical and open \nattitude toward social systems.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
When Leo XII dealt with the labour question, he raised the \nquestion and tried to solve it on the basis 'Of a theory of society, even \nif such a theory was moo:-e implied rather than explicitly stated. Pius XI \nwas perhaps even more conscious than his predecessor ,of the need to \napproach the labour question in the context 'of an explicit social \ntheory. Much of the criticism that was leveled in the sixties against \nthe earlier social teaching tradition in the Catholic Church centered on \nthe difficulties inherent in the concept of social systems in general. it was pointed out that human life is too complex a 'reality to fit any \nconceptual scheme and that history is continuously bringing new insights \nand technical possibilities which necessitate a critical and open \nattitude toward social systems.
Key concepts: Computer science, Sociology