Heinrich Pesch on Solidarist Economics
Solidarism, as Pesch intends, is the understanding that man is an individual person and a member of the community. For Pesch, man is not solely an individual and not only a cog in a machine; he is the composite or an integration of the two.
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John Médaille: l’économiste du distributisme
John Médaille fait ainsi ressortir le fait que le capitalisme libéral et le libre marché sont… incompatibles. Selon lui, en effet, l’histoire montre que la croissance du capitalisme et du gouvernement vont de pairs.
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Catholics, Distributism and Occupy Wall Street
Although most people focus on dissent from dogmatic truths and in certain areas of moral theology, such as contraception or abortion, the social doctrine of the Church is another area in which Catholics have failed to espouse the Church’s teaching.
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Allan Carlson: Economia centrată pe familie
Familiile funcţionale sunt puternice şi mari. Familiile puternice şi mari îndeplinesc foarte multe funcţii. Guvernele responsabile trebuie să ia aminte.
Law
Registered Trademark and Then You Die
Kevin O’Brien explores registered trademarks during the happiest season of all: Christmas.
Domesticity
How to Prepare for Catastrophe
Many people today are worried, justifiably, about major devastating events that could seriously alter our way of life. Yet, intertwined with those legitimate fears are vehicles that may or may not be legitimate, which do little more than stoke fear or evoke a collective sense of worry, unsubstantiated by the facts.
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A Message for the Home
Just as our grandfathers once faced hard choices, let us be remembered as the men and women who resurrected the economy of “many small places and many local heroes.”
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Heinrich Pesch on Solidarist Economics January 18, 2012 08:01
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Is Distributism a Form of Capitalism? January 8, 2012 15:01
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Heinrich Pesch on Solidarist Economics
Solidarism, as Pesch intends, is the understanding that man is an individual person and a member of the community. For Pesch, man is not solely an individual and not only a cog in a machine; he is the composite or an integration of the two.
John Médaille: l’économiste du distributisme
John Médaille fait ainsi ressortir le fait que le capitalisme libéral et le libre marché sont… incompatibles. Selon lui, en effet, l’histoire montre que la croissance du capitalisme et du gouvernement vont de pairs.
Catholics, Distributism and Occupy Wall Street
Although most people focus on dissent from dogmatic truths and in certain areas of moral theology, such as contraception or abortion, the social doctrine of the Church is another area in which Catholics have failed to espouse the Church’s teaching.
Is Distributism a Form of Capitalism?
Since both Distributism and Capitalism operate on the basis of private ownership of productive capital, we need to look beyond this one common root and realize that neither of these economic systems is wholly defined by it.
A Message for the Home
Just as our grandfathers once faced hard choices, let us be remembered as the men and women who resurrected the economy of “many small places and many local heroes.”
How to Prepare for Catastrophe
Many people today are worried, justifiably, about major devastating events that could seriously alter our way of life. Yet, intertwined with those legitimate fears are vehicles that may or may not be legitimate, which do little more than stoke fear or evoke a collective sense of worry, unsubstantiated by the facts.
An Advent Reflection
Although Tito broke with the USSR and although his score of, for example, priests put to death and students imprisoned is not as high as those of other Communist dictators, this does not make him a leader to admire.
Christmas and Contraception
We have ignored the fact that an immoral economic system paved the way to the widespread of acceptance of contraception. We have tolerated the acceptance of contraception and now it has led to the normalization of abnormal sex.
Friends and Strangers: A Meditation on Money
Before you signed the mortgage to buy your home, or the note to buy your car, or the credit slip to buy a hamburger at McDonald’s, the money to buy the home, the car, or the burger did not exist; it comes into existence in the very act of borrowing it.
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