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1. themarginaliareview.com › is-capitalism-compatibleIs Capitalism Compatible with Christianity? | The Marginalia ...

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   Nov 29, 2019 · Capitalism and Christianity were not always at such odds. In his 1904 classic The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, Max Weber argued that capitalism’s initial “spirit” may not itself have been Christian, but it was roughly compatible with Christian practices and drew much of its dynamism from this compatibility. Or at least ...

2. reflections.yale.edu › article › hard-times-gospelChristianity vs. the Contemporary Spirit of Capitalism

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   In Christianity and the New Spirit of Capitalism, I argue that life projects like these, enforced by the current organization of capitalism, are dehumanizing but can be countered by renewed spiritual projects of similar depth and scope whereby one strives to orient one’s life to God.

3. www.hillsdale.edu › educational-outreach › freeCapitalism and Christian Ethics - Hillsdale College

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   With certain significant caveats in place, which I will name, I find that capitalism is largely compatible with Christian ethics. Christian Ethics and Market Economic Activity. What do we mean by capitalism? Capitalism is a system of economic and social relations built around several key institutions.

4. unboundsocialjustice.org › journal › current-issueCapitalism and Christianity: Compatible Worldviews?

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   This article by Elisa Owen examines the compatibility of Christian ethics and capitalism, while also exploring the overlap and differences between the disciplines of theology and economic theory.

5. modernchurch.org.uk › is-capitalism-compatibleIs capitalism compatible with Christianity? – Modern Church

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   Oct 6, 2020 · In its core philosophy, therefore, capitalism is opposed to the medieval Church – and even more opposed to Old Testament economics and early Christianity. Inequality and competitiveness have become essential components of the paradigm.

6. www.academia.edu › 44211029 › Is_CapitalismIs Capitalism Compatible with Christianity? - Academia.edu

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   In his 1904 classic The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, Max Weber argued that capitalism’s initial “spirit” may not itself have been Christian, but it was roughly compatible with Christian practices and drew much of its dynamism from this compatibility.

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   Are democracy and Christianity compatible?

   • There is a difference between whether or not ideas can coexist and whether or not they are inseparable. In short, democracy and Christianity are compatible. Obviously, this means that these are not contradictory ideas. In fact, it has been argued that democracy functions most effectively in a Christian culture.

   Is democracy a Christian form of government? - GotQuestions.org

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   Is Christianity compatible with capitalism?

   • Christianity isn't incompatible with free markets. However, it may be incompatible with modern capitalism and its growing inequality and exploitation. There is no need to uncritically embrace the excesses of capitalism or to scapegoat it for all of our sins.

   Has Capitalism Become Incompatible With Christianity

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   Is capitalism incompatible with democracy?

   • Presentday capitalist democracy is no less paradoxical from a bourgeois point of view. In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, as both political practice and constitutional debate clearly demonstrate, prevailing bourgeois opinion held that democracy and capitalism (or private property) were incompatible.

   Göran Therborn, The Rule of Capital and the Rise of Democracy, NLR I

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   Are there any effective replacements for capitalism?

   • "There are no effective replacements for capitalism. The question is, what is the Christian responsibility for the proper functioning of it, and to what extent can we steer the whole of capitalist production to serve genuinely human ends as they are articulated by the Christian faith?" (Miroslav Volf, from the episode)

   Capitalism, Christianity, and Morality | YCFC - Yale University

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   Can a dog-eat-dog capitalism be a miserable place?

   • (Miroslav Volf, from the episode) "In the absence of cultural virtue … a virtue in citizenry, a dog-eat-dog capitalism can be a miserable place.” (David French, from the episode)

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   Miroslav Volf and David French discuss economy, morality, and human flourishing—looking in particular at the questions of whether capitalism and conservative moral values can coexist, and how the demands of Jesus’s ethics implicate free market economy.