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Pope Pius XI's 1931 encyclical Quadragesimo Anno critiques unrestrained capitalism and totalitarian communism, calling instead for an economic system based on solidarity and subsidiarity. It asserts the rights of private property and social justice, condemning the exploitation of workers and poor under capitalism. The Pope advocates for small and medium enterprises, and greater roles for local communities and civil organizations in addressing social problems rather than centralized state control.
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- 1. Quadragesimo Anno (On the reconstruction of the social order) GROUP 1
- 2. INTRODUCTION • Quadragesimo Anno- in the 40th year • issued by Pope Pius XI • May 15,1931 • Ethical implication of the social and economic order
- 3. • he decribes the major dangers for human freedom and dignity arising from unrestrained capitalism and totalitarian communism. • he calls it based on the principle of solidarity and subsidiarity.
- 4. Contributors • Jesuits • roman catholic theologians • social philosoph
- 5. Capital and Labour Ethical Mandate: – the church considers it a perversion of industrial society. Three elements in determining fair wage. 1.workers family responsibilities 2. economic conditions of the enterprise 3.economy as a whole
- 6. Social Order • INDUSTRIALIZATION – A society of individuals became a mass and class society. – the pope demands more solidarity between employers and employees.
- 7. Problem of capitalism dangers for small and medium size interprises who have insufficient access to capital markets. they are destroyed by larger once. Pope Pius stated that "we would be chained slaves of individual interest" because of capital interst.
- 8. Communism and Socialism • Pope pius condemned communism and social condition.
- 9. Three themes: 1.Ownership and right to property 2.Social justice and social charity 3.Subsidiarity and civil society
- 10. Ownership and Right to Property • "the creator himself has given man the right of private ownership not only that individuals may be able to provide for themself and thier families but also the good which the creator destined for the entire family of mankind". • the right of property itself is circumscribed by the necessities of social living.
- 11. Social Justice and Social Charity • Consiquences of unrestrained capitalism – exploitation of the working poor – the impoverishment of rural work house – unemployment and disparity of wealth economic dictatorship – the fight to gain supremacy over the state – social charity not just social justice must be characterizing feature of modern society
- 12. Subsidiarity and Civil Society • supreme authority of the state was to let local comminities handle matters appropriate to them. • Pope Pius called for the constitution of organizations. • he calls for engagement on the reconstruction of social order.
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