According to the former French socialist prime minister Guy Mollet, the Christian democratic movement as a political force “should not exist at all” because of the significant heterogeneity of its …
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For a person of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Christian parties with their almost complete infrastructure-their own professional associations, a network of charitable and philanthropic organizations, their own …
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Most ideologies have their own ideal of a “bright future” – a utopia of a perfect society where progress will reign, there will be no destructive forces, and everyone will …
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In the Netherlands, where Christian parties have been influencing the work of the government since the beginning of the twentieth century, the influential center-right conservative party Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) …
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Recently, European countries celebrated the anniversary of the creation of the EU, which is generally dated back to May 9, 1950, when the Schuman Declaration, a plan to create a …
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The main unifying idea of the CDU was the Christian basis, which turned out to be the only ideology in the country that was not discredited after the defeat of …
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Christian democracy and conservatism stand out among the socio-political forces that advocate preservation and development instead of destruction for the sake of change. These two ideologies are so close and …
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Today, Christian democratic parties are among the most influential, especially in Europe, and are represented not only in parliaments but also in the governments of many European countries. In general, …
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Polish professor, historian, and political scientist Pawel Skibinski gave a resonant interview titled “Ideological Revival of Christian Democrats Is Impossible,” in which he condemned the partial loss of Christianity by …
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Socialists like to maintain the myth that they have a monopoly on protecting the rights of workers and the working class, but a significant role in this belonged to Christian …
