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subsidiarity: a standalone construct

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Christian ethics

the principle that higher social bodies should not take over what smaller communities can do, but should support them.

In Christian ethics, subsidiarity refers to the principle that higher social bodies should not take over what smaller communities can do, but should support them. This meaning comes from Behr (2020) in Social Justice and Subsidiarity.[1]

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References

Behr, T. C. (2020). Social Justice and Subsidiarity. Catholic University of America Press. ISBN 9780813239309

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