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The Danish Christian Democrats, known in Denmark as Kristendemokraterne, is a political party that has its roots in Christian democratic ideology, emphasizing the principles and values derived from Christian ethics. Founded in 1970, the party seeks to apply these principles to the governance and social fabric of Denmark, advocating for policies that reflect a commitment to social justice, human rights, and the welfare of all citizens.

Central to the values of the Danish Christian Democrats is the belief in the sanctity of human life, which influences their stance on issues such as abo…  rtion and euthanasia, advocating for policies that they believe protect life at all stages. The party also emphasizes the importance of family, viewing it as the fundamental unit of society. They advocate for policies that support families, including those that provide for parental leave, child welfare, and measures to balance work and family life.

Social justice is another key pillar of the party's ideology. The Danish Christian Democrats advocate for a society where economic and social inequalities are addressed, promoting policies that ensure a fair distribution of resources and opportunities. This includes support for a robust welfare system that provides for the needs of the vulnerable, including the elderly, the sick, and those living in poverty.

The party also values education, advocating for a system that not only imparts knowledge but also fosters moral and ethical development. They support the inclusion of Christian values in education, although they respect Denmark's tradition of religious freedom and the secular nature of its public institutions.

Environmental stewardship is another important aspect of the Danish Christian Democrats' platform. They argue that humanity has a responsibility to care for the Earth, advocating for sustainable development and policies that address climate change and protect natural resources.

While the Danish Christian Democrats have not been a major force in Danish politics in terms of parliamentary representation, they continue to influence public debate and policy on the issues central to their platform. Their commitment to Christian democratic values shapes their approach to governance and policy-making, aiming to create a society that reflects these principles.