Social thinking and structural transformations

The Social Doctrine of the Church is undoubtedly one of the most significant pillars of Christian thought in its interaction with the modern world. As a body of teaching that combines theology, philosophy, sociology and economics, the Social Doctrine of the Church (SD) has been, throughout history, a source of inspiration for generations of thinkers, leaders and communities in the search for a more just and supportive society. In this sense, it is not a closed ideological system, but a dynamic guide that, anchored in Gospel principles, offers orientations for social, economic and political action in diverse historical contexts.For this reason, the work that the reader has in his hands develops a rigorous and critical analysis of the Social Doctrine of the Church, approached from a multidisciplinary perspective that articulates theological exegesis with the study of the social and economic sciences. Throughout these pages, the foundations of SD, its historical development and its application to contemporary problems are examined.