...role to the state by "intervening directly and depriving society of its responsibility . . . [which leads to] a loss of human energies and an inordinate...thinking than by concern for serving their clients and which are accompanied by an enormous increase in spending" ((^48.5). As one might expect, people...

...the "social assistance state" (48). Arguing from the principle of subsidiarity, John Paul criticizes "a loss of human energies and an inordinate increase of public agencies" that bring about thick bureaucracies and wasteful spending. He endorses a reliance on society, rather...

...the State in public mechanisms. "By intervening directly and depriving society of its responsibility, the Social Assistance State leads to a loss of human...thinking than by concern for serving their clients, and which are accompanied by an enormous increase in spending."400 An absent or insufficient recognition...

...with a view to the common good. By intervening directly and depriving society of its responsibility, the Social Assistance State leads to a loss of human...thinking than by concern for serving their clients, and which are accompanied by an enormous increase in spending. In fact, it would appear that needs...

...assistance state," that is, excesses in the administration of welfare state programs that sometimes "lead to a loss of human energies and an inordinate increase...thinking than by concern for serving their clients, and which are accompanied by an enormous increase in spending."5 Of course, it is hardly breaking news...

...state," Centesimus Annus states that by intervening directly and depriving society of its responsibility, the social assistance state leads to a loss of human...dominated more by bureaucratic ways of thinking than by a concern for serving their clients, and which are accompanied by an enormous increase in spending....

...provoked very harsh criticisms of the welfare state. By depriving civil society of its responsibility, the social assistance state leads to a loss of human energies and to inordinate increase in public agencies accompanied by an enormous increase in spending.16'' The...