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In today's democratic societies the citizens both Christians and non-Christians participate in politics. Their interdialogue is one of great importance. Unfortunately, this dialogue is not always properly formulated. The conception of "secular" is erroneously interpreted, it is differently perceived by political liberal society and Catholic theology. There is a groundless tendency to deny the Catholics right to work in politics for the good of general welfare. The Church's documents on Catholic activities in politics claim the true comprehension of the notions used in a civil every day language which acquires different meaning due to historical and cultural background.

In today's democratic societies the citizens both Christians and non-Christians participate in politics. Their interdialogue is one of great importance. Unfortunately, this dialogue is not always properly formulated. The conception of "secular" is erroneously interpreted, it is differently perceived by political liberal society and Catholic theology. There is a groundless tendency to deny the Catholics right to work in politics for the good of general welfare. The Church's documents on Catholic activities in politics claim the true comprehension of the notions used in a civil every day language which acquires different meaning due to historical and cultural background.

In today's democratic societies the citizens both Christians and non-Christians participate in politics. Their interdialogue is one of great importance. Unfortunately, this dialogue is not always properly formulated. The conception of "secular" is erroneously interpreted, it is differently perceived by political liberal society and Catholic theology. There is a groundless tendency to deny the Catholics right to work in politics for the good of general welfare. The Church's documents on Catholic activities in politics claim the true comprehension of the notions used in a civil every day language which acquires different meaning due to historical and cultural background.

The mission of the Church is a manifesting of God's decree and its fulfilment in the world and in the world history. The missions activity derives its reason from the will of God, who wishes all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth (cf. 1 Tim 2: 4-5). The missions activity is closely bound up even with human nature, because by manifesting Christ - one mediator between God and men - the Church reveals to men the real truth about their condition and their whole calling. The article analyses: whether God's salvation history realized by the mission of the Church is linked with its political aspects and whether the Church participating in creating the kingdom of God possesses political scope. [.]

The mission of the Church is a manifesting of God's decree and its fulfilment in the world and in the world history. The missions activity derives its reason from the will of God, who wishes all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth (cf. 1 Tim 2: 4-5). The missions activity is closely bound up even with human nature, because by manifesting Christ - one mediator between God and men - the Church reveals to men the real truth about their condition and their whole calling. The article analyses: whether God's salvation history realized by the mission of the Church is linked with its political aspects and whether the Church participating in creating the kingdom of God possesses political scope. [.]

The mission of the Church is a manifesting of God's decree and its fulfilment in the world and in the world history. The missions activity derives its reason from the will of God, who wishes all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth (cf. 1 Tim 2: 4-5). The missions activity is closely bound up even with human nature, because by manifesting Christ - one mediator between God and men - the Church reveals to men the real truth about their condition and their whole calling. The article analyses: whether God's salvation history realized by the mission of the Church is linked with its political aspects and whether the Church participating in creating the kingdom of God possesses political scope. [.]

The article analyses the documents of the Church on the importance of participation of the Christians in the politics, and presents the analysis of the research into the believer attitude to the relation between faith and politics. The segregation of politics and morality and disregard of the Church authority prevail in the contemporary society. The believers lack knowledge about the teaching of the Church on the issues of politics and society. The teaching of the Church invites the congregation to assume the commitment of participation in the politics as one of the aspects of Christian vocation. Moral theology, Christian social doctrine and political ethics respond to the most important questions raised by people today.

The article analyses the documents of the Church on the importance of participation of the Christians in the politics, and presents the analysis of the research into the believer attitude to the relation between faith and politics. The segregation of politics and morality and disregard of the Church authority prevail in the contemporary society. The believers lack knowledge about the teaching of the Church on the issues of politics and society. The teaching of the Church invites the congregation to assume the commitment of participation in the politics as one of the aspects of Christian vocation. Moral theology, Christian social doctrine and political ethics respond to the most important questions raised by people today.

The article analyses the documents of the Church on the importance of participation of the Christians in the politics, and presents the analysis of the research into the believer attitude to the relation between faith and politics. The segregation of politics and morality and disregard of the Church authority prevail in the contemporary society. The believers lack knowledge about the teaching of the Church on the issues of politics and society. The teaching of the Church invites the congregation to assume the commitment of participation in the politics as one of the aspects of Christian vocation. Moral theology, Christian social doctrine and political ethics respond to the most important questions raised by people today.