Spiritualities as instrument for Integral Human Development
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https://doi.org/10.14422/pen.v80.i309.y2024.001Keywords:
development, integral human development, spirituality, common goodAbstract
During much of the twentieth century, development was understood as economic growth, trade, modern institutions, etc. The idea was that underdeveloped countries should follow the path of modernity marked by developed countries. In response to this economicist (and colonialist) view of development, several proposals have emerged that speak of Integral Human Development. The Catholic Church, through its Social Doctrine, has insisted profusely, for almost 60 years, on this theme. Development cannot be merely economic, but it must look at the totality of the human being. In relation to this, spiritualities can contribute to an Integral Human Development that takes into account liberation from oppression, the common good, and the search for transcendence.
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