Catholicism and Democracy

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Exploring the aftermath of the French Revolution, this book delves into the transformation of the Catholic Church's relationship with the state. It highlights how the Church navigated the challenges posed by revolutionary ideals, leading to a redefinition of its authority and influence in society. The narrative examines key events, theological shifts, and the Church's adaptation to new political realities, providing insight into the complex interplay between religion and governance during a pivotal moment in history.