An edition of Existe-t-il une doctrine socio-politique de l'église? (2000)

Existe-t-il une doctrine socio-politique de l'église?

propositions pour l'engagement social

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An edition of Existe-t-il une doctrine socio-politique de l'église? (2000)

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CEPAS
Language
French
Pages
207

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Subjects

Church and social problems, Christianity and politics, Christian sociology, Social justice, Doctrines, Catholic Church

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Existe-t-il une doctrine socio-politique de l'église?: propositions pour l'engagement social
2000, CEPAS
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-203) and index.

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Kinshasa, Gombe

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HN31 .M635 2000

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207 p.
Number of pages
207

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OL31491242M
LCCN
2001313580
OCLC/WorldCat
46668392

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