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According to the Catholic Church, what is "property?"

According to the Catholic Church, what is "property?"

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The catholic church stated that the private property has to be used in favor of the public interests and the state or the country should not take it as their belonging. So basically the people has the rights to get the property and just not leave it against anyone. It is also stated that " God trusted the earth and the resources belonging as a common property for the people" and using that property one another has to help to reach the success and provide the basic needs. The property is the rights of the people. A person cannot consider that it is his property and not others because God gave it to the whole of the mankind so that they grow from it and get the basic needs without excluding even a person. It becomes injustice when a person or government consider the property belonging to them alone and not to others.

Hayet Jeridi answered 2 years ago
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