I. SECTION
From where to where
Introduction
The Word of God as root and verbal matrix of history
Communities in the horizon of globalization
Ecclesial universality as a principle of unity and not of identity
Ecclesiality as a historical paradigm of the principle of universalization of community belonging: the activation of inclusion as inclusiveness
Many peoples: diversity and inter-communitarian communion
Inter-communitarian similarity
Inter-communitarian cardinality of intersection
Inter-communitarian sociality of intersection: interdependence
For a non-sovereignist notion of citizenship
Giving the right in communion and being mindful of the poor
II. SECTION
Application horizons
For a not unilaterally individualistic reconstruction of human dignity.
The complementarity of universalistic communitarism and human rights
Community belonging and sociality, an implication at risk
The protection of community belonging
Universalistic communitarism
Community belonging between particularity and universality
The case of the family
Conclusion
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