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"Cardinal Louis-Édouard-François-Desiré Pie... believed that Christianity was essential to society & that Jesus Christ was the cornerstone of the social order"

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Cardinal Louis-Édouard-François-Desiré Pie's social and political doctrine centered on the idea that Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of society and that Christianity should be a core part of society. He believed that the supernatural order was obligatory and that God's will was to have people accept Jesus Christ as their king. 
Key ideas
  • Christianity as a cornerstone
    Pie believed that Christianity was essential to society and that Jesus Christ was the cornerstone of the social order. 
  • The kingship of Christ
    Pie believed that Jesus Christ is the king of the earth and that he has a supreme kingship over human societies. 
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    Cardinal Louis-Édouard-François-Desiré Pie's social and political doctrine centered on the idea that Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of society and that Christianity should be a core part of society. He believed that the supernatural order was obligatory and that God's will was to have people accept Jesus Christ as their king. 
    Key ideas
    • Christianity as a cornerstone
      Pie believed that Christianity was essential to society and that Jesus Christ was the cornerstone of the social order. 
    • The kingship of Christ
      Pie believed that Jesus Christ is the king of the earth and that he has a supreme kingship over human societies. 
    • The primacy of the supernatural
      Pie believed that the supernatural order was obligatory and indispensable. 
    • The need to return to Christianity
      Pie believed that society would perish if Christianity was not returned to as a core part of society. 
    • The need to acknowledge God's social reign
      Pie believed that the first three petitions of the Our Father demand the public social reign of God. 
    Pie also preached against Liberalism, which he associated with the French Revolution and Louis Philippe I. 
    • Cardinal Pie and the Social Kingship of Christ - Crisis Magazine
      May 16, 2013 — Throughout his work Pie maintains the “primacy of the supernatural.” Repeatedly, he insists “that the supernatural ord...
      Crisis Magazine
    • Louis-Édouard-François-Desiré Pie - Wikipedia
      Pie preached against Liberalism as exemplified by the French Revolution and Louis Philippe I, giving sermons on this topic in 1844...
      Wikipedia
    • Cardinal Pie of Poitiers and the Kingship of Christ
      Jun 15, 2016 — Again, when commenting on the first three petitions of the Our Father, “Hallowed be Thy name, Thy Kingdom come, Thy Wi...
      Christ the King Law Center
    Generative AI is experimental.The need to acknowledge God's social reign
  • Pie believed that the first three petitions of the Our Father demand the public social reign of God. 
Pie also preached against Liberalism, which he associated with the French Revolution and Louis Philippe I. 
  • Cardinal Pie and the Social Kingship of Christ - Crisis Magazine
    May 16, 2013 — Throughout his work Pie maintains the “primacy of the supernatural.” Repeatedly, he insists “that the supernatural ord...
    Crisis Magazine
  • Louis-Édouard-François-Desiré Pie - Wikipedia
    Pie preached against Liberalism as exemplified by the French Revolution and Louis Philippe I, giving sermons on this topic in 1844...
    Wikipedia
  • Cardinal Pie of Poitiers and the Kingship of Christ
    Jun 15, 2016 — Again, when commenting on the first three petitions of the Our Father, “Hallowed be Thy name, Thy Kingdom come, Thy Wi...
    Christ the King Law Center
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