Christian democracy is a political ideology that seeks to apply Christian principles to public policy. It is also the name of several political parties:
Italy
- Christian Democracy (Italy), 1943–1994
- Rebirth of Christian Democracy, 1997–2012
- Christian Democratic Party (Italy), 2000–2013
- Christian Democracy (Italy, 2002), 2002–present
- Christian Democracy (Italy, 2004), 2004–present
- Christian Democracy for the Autonomies, 2005–2009
- Christian Democracy (Italy, 2012), 2012–present
- Christian Democracy Sicily, 2020–present
- Christian Democracy with Rotondi, 2023–present
Other countries
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Christian democracy is a political ideology that seeks to apply Christian principles to public policy. It is also the name of several political parties:
Italy
- Christian Democracy (Italy), 1943–1994
- Rebirth of Christian Democracy, 1997–2012
- Christian Democratic Party (Italy), 2000–2013
- Christian Democracy (Italy, 2002), 2002–present
- Christian Democracy (Italy, 2004), 2004–present
- Christian Democracy for the Autonomies, 2005–2009
- Christian Democracy (Italy, 2012), 2012–present
- Christian Democracy Sicily, 2020–present
- Christian Democracy with Rotondi, 2023–present
Other countries
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Christian democracy.
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If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.