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"Whenever the general interest or any particular class suffers, or is threatened with harm, which can in no other way be met or prevented, the public authority must step in to deal with it."

Christian Democracy is an economically File:CLeft.png centre-left to File:Cright.png centre-right (largely depending on his opposition), moderately authoritarian and culturally centre-left to right-wing ideology, born from the attempt to apply File:Christy.png Christianity to File:Liberal Democracy.png Liberal Democracy.

Christian Democracy's beliefs largely vary from country to country, and unlike his File:Catheo.png father he isn't necessarily Catholic. What usually stays consistent is the belief that the state that works within a democratic framework should enforce traditional values of the church.

History

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Christian Democracy can be traced back to the philosophical views of Thomas Aquinas and his thoughts on Christian tradition. According to Aquinas, human rights are based on natural law and are defined as things that humans would need to survive. For example, food is a natural right because without it a human cannot function.

Christian Democracy began to gain more prominence after the French Revolution where French Republicanism and the Catholic Church were hostile towards one another. The Catholic Church was initially against liberalism, capitalism, and democracy, as they saw them as destructive towards the traditional family lifestyle, promoting selfishness, and allowing permissive and self-indulgent behavior to thrive.

During the latter half of the 19th century, there were many Catholic political movements which encouraged the Catholic Church to become more involved in modern politics. Many of these movements were united in their opposition to liberal secularism, civil marriage, public education, and separation of church and state. These groups were not entirely against democracy however as they saw democracy as being a politically expedient tool rather than being the best political system. Similar movements were being founded in Protestant countries by more conservative Protestants in reaction to secularization.

After World War II, many Protestant and Catholic political activists helped rebuild Western Europe and established democracy in the war-torn continent. Christian Democracy was favored by many because it was seen as a politically neutral and unifying movement separate from destructive Fascism or chaotic Communism. Christian Democracy was particularly successful in West Germany, where many had come to detest Adolf Hitler's regime for its authoritarianism and promotion of paganism (by numerous factions).

Christian Democracy has been embraced by many Catholics in Europe and Latin America as well as by some Protestant and Orthodox Christians. While some Christian Democrat parties have become more secular in recent years, many still support intermediary organizations that can operate between the state and the individual. It is common for Christian Democrat parties to support church-operated schools, hospitals, charities and social insurance funds, usually having payroll taxes or social welfare funding these institutions. They may also support their own labor unions that are organized in their own Christian trade unions separate from their own socialist counterparts.

Beliefs

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Variants

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File:ChristSocdem.png Christian Social Democracy

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Christian Social Democracy, also called “Christianomics”, is a form of Christian Democracy that is center-left in its economics like Social Democracy, culturally center-right, and civically moderate. It differs itself from center-right neoliberalism that is often practiced by this ideology with its support for economic distributionism (depends, not always), a mixed/social market economy, and a welfare state justified under the teachings of Christian theology.

File:USASolidarity.png American Solidarianism

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American Solidarianism, formerly known as the Christian Democratic Party, is an economically center-left to left-wing, culturally right political party in the United States. It's motto is "Common Good, Common Ground, Common Sense".

The American Solidarity Party has been characterized as socially conservative while supporting fiscally progressive economic policies. The ASP encourages social development along the lines of subsidiarity and sphere sovereignty, with a stated emphasis on "the importance of strong families, local communities, and voluntary associations". It favors fiscally progressive policies and a social market economy with a distributist character and providing a social safety net program.

The American Solidarity Party largely adheres to the ideology of Christian democracy, which has been influenced by Catholic social teaching, Neo-Calvinist theology and the social teachings espoused by other traditions of Christianity in various parts of the world. As such, the ASP looks to the Christian democratic movements in Europe and the Americas.

Socially, the party opposes pornography and prostitution, euthanasia, abortion, capital punishment, same-sex marriage, and other things that are deemed to be detrimental to the basis of the sanctity of human life. It views family as being central to society. On foreign matters, it is non-interventionist, favoring peaceful diplomacy as a guiding principle. It supports fair-trade, foreign aid, and opposing violent military action. Economically, the ASP supports a universal healthcare system, as well as an economy containing widespread distribution of productive property, in particular increased worker ownership and management of their production.

File:CDU Party.png Christian Democratic Unionism

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Banner of the CDU

Christian Democratic Unionism, clipped with the CDU, is a Christian-democratic and liberal-conservative political party in Germany. It is the major catch-all party of the center-right in the German politics. It is culturally and economically center-right, statist, and diplomatically globalist.

File:Gremialismo flag.svg
Flag of Gremialismo

Gremialismo, or Guildism, is a religious, conservative, and social ideology based on the social doctrine of the Church, File:Necon.png neoconservatism, File:Anticommunism.png anti-communism and File:ChristNat.png Catholic nationalism that calls for the File:Apolit.png depoliticization of intermediate bodies, being against which political parties or political ideas enter civil society.

In Chile, guildism was the doctrinal support of the conservative movement, born in the second half of the 1960s, which led the opposition to the university reform promoted by the centrist groups like DCU and JCU.

It was founded in 1967 as a university movement within the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile - the Trade Union Movement of the Catholic University of Chile (MGUC) - by the File:Conlib.png conservative liberal intellectual, Jaime Guzmán Errázuriz, in opposition to the university reform that was brewing in said house of studies. Guzmán led the resistance to the occupation of the central house by reformist groups from the center and in turn, tried to take over the university to reverse the impending triumph of the reformists. Although it failed, as a result of these events the union movement came into existence.

It soon became a real mass movement of the bourgeoisie, but also with a strong trade union component among the miners and transporters, against the government of File:Allende.png Salvador Allende in 1972, which would have had a strong role in delivering a popular base of consensus for the coup of the military junta, led by Captain General File:Pinochet-hat.png Augusto Pinochet in 1973. Guzmán was the ideologue of the Chilean constitution of 1980.

In 1983 Guzmán moved to more liberal and conservative positions, but stayed close to Pinochet's government, founded the Independent Democratic Union and was its leader until he was assassinated by the communist guerrilla in 1991.

Its four principles are:

  • It recognizes the human being, possessing an inviolable dignity and a transcendent destiny. Both its being and its end are superior to that of any society of a temporal order. Humans are capable of grouping together to be able to fulfill theselves as individuals. Consequently, the State must be at the service of the human person and not the other way around.
  • Every human institution has its own specific purpose. Each human grouping can be objectively determined, without the need to resort to any political ideology.
  • By definition, every society is capable of achieving its own objective and objective by itself: "social autonomies". Go freely to your own specific end.
  • Both ideologies and political parties have to place their action at the level of the leadership of the State.

File:Bielan.png The Republicans

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Partia Republikańska (eng. Republican Party) also known as Republicans (eng, The Republicans) was File:ModCon.png conservative party in Poland.

In 2021 the party was founded as reactivation of the File:Conlib.png "Republicans" Association. It was created as splinter from File:Agreement.png Agreement after faction of that party, led by File:Gowin.png Jarosław Gowin, left File:ZP.png United Right coalition. Among guests of File:Bielan.png Republican Party's founding congress was File:Kaczysmf.png Jarosław Kaczyński. Few party members ran from File:PiS.png Law and Justice lists in 2023 parliamentary election. In December Repubblican Party was merged into File:PiS.png PiS party.

The party described itself as adhering to File:ModCon.png "modern conservatism". It also called the government to support Poles living in the former Eastern Bloc. Republican Party was File:Econlib.png economically libera though supportive of File:Welf.png welfare program for families. In foreign policy the party was File:Atlanticism.png atlanticist and File:SoftEuroscept.png moderately critical of the European Union.

Personality

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Christian Democracy, like his File:Catheo.png father, is a devout Christian, though he is also heavily in favor of liberal democracy. While he is Catholic in his original German and Italian forms, his sect of Christianity depends heavily on which party he is representing. He tends to have liberal to moderately conservative social views, and while he is heavily opposed to all forms of communism, he is usually opposed to uninhibited capitalism, often favoring a more moderate form of File:Distributist.png distributism.

How to Draw

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File:Xdem flag.svg
Flag of Christian Democracy
  1. Draw a ball
  2. Fill it with Yellowish-Orange
  3. Draw an Orange Cross on it
  4. Draw the eyes and you're done!
Color NameHEXRGB
 Yellowish-Orange#FCC52Brgb(252, 197, 43)
 Orange#FC8922rgb(252, 137, 34)


Relationships

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The Crew

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Tolerable

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Portraits

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Alternative designs

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Comics and Artwork

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Further Information

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For overlapping political theory see: File:Catheo.png Catholic Theocracy, File:Christy.png Christian Theocracy, File:Distributist.pngDistributism, File:Long.png Longism, File:Orlib.png Ordo-Liberalism

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Notes

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  1. In 1934 in their book "Service Public", François de La Rocque wrote “The United States of Europe can only be the enlargement of a preliminary economic agreement. This will constitute both the touchstone and the first constructive stage of the great secular enterprise34. This anticipates the creation of the European Union from the European Community and previously the European Coal and Steel Community.’’ In 1939 and 1940 they envisioned an ‘‘after Hitler's defeat and collapse (...) a sort of federation of States belonging to the same civilization dominated by great common interests.’’
  2. It prefigured the rise of Gaullism after the Second World War.

References

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  1. "History", IDC-CDI.com
  2. [1], The German Law Archive.org.
  3. Party officially supported European Green Deal.
  4. Apostolii Rusiei in Romania: PNTCD / Apostles/Apologists of Russia in Romania: PNTCD
  5. [2]
  6. Early FRG implemented the policies of a comprehensive welfare state with social safety net and workers protection, including worker codetermination under Adenauer. There was also a strong presence of SOEs after the breaking up of pre-war cartels that collaborated with the Nazi regime.
  7. "Konrad Adenauer as inventor", DPMA.de.
  8. 8.0 8.1 Fantel, p. 157
  9. “William Penn's Views on Women: Subjects of Friendship” - Project MUSE
  10. Fantel, p. 156
  11. Suzan Shown Harjo, ed., Nation to Nation: Treaties Between the United States & American Indian Nations, Smithsonian Institution, 2014, p. 61
  12. Dobrée, p. 128
  13. Fantel, p. 72
  14. “Taxpayer dollars at work: Warnock on helping new farmers, Ossoff on protecting contraception rights” - Georgia Public Broadcast
  15. “Policy Update: Sen. Warnock Introduces Emergency Relief for Farmers of Color Act” - American Farmland Trust
  16. “Warnock says ‘common-sense’ gun safety laws can pass if ‘the people’s voices are heard’“ - The Hill
  17. “In Georgia, Warnock’s Climate Activism Contrasts Sharply with Walker’s Deep Skepticism“ - Inside Climate News
  18. “U.S. Senators Ossoff and Warnock urge Biden administration to support domestic solar manufacturing” - P.V. Tech
  19. Senator Reverend Warnock Statement on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine]
  20. “Senate passes bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriage over GOP opposition” - NBC News]
  21. “Group of Black pastors criticizes Senate candidate Raphael Warnock for his abortion stance” - Savannah Morning News
  22. Video: Senator Raphael Warnock addresses healthcare issues while canvasing in Augusta, Yahoo News
  23. “Senator Warnock on stimulus package, federal minimum wage, and voting rights bills” - 11alive
  24. https://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/25/entertainment/prince-religion-jehovahs-witness/index.html
  25. https://theiconicprince.wordpress.com/2017/01/15/what-prince-said-about-jesus-made-me-miss-him-even-more/
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