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At a time when economic debates are polarized between narrow-minded individualism and utopian collectivism, the Catholic tradition offers a vision rooted in a deep understanding of human nature.
According to the White House, the president’s plan would increase spending in certain sectors of the economy but would still reduce the deficit.
The news revealed an intersection between feminist perspectives and Catholic teaching.
The prefect for the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development speaks on how the Holy See collaborates with secular organizations while promoting the Gospel.
Experts agree that the economy should serve persons and families, but differ on the presidential candidates and policies to get the job done.
Belgian Catholic scholar Wim Decock discusses the intellectual legacy of Leonardus Lessius and why this great Jesuit thinker’s economic ideas remain relevant today.
COMMENTARY: Greater observation of Thou shalt not steal and Thou shalt not bear false witness would have gone a long way toward preventing the scale of the financial crisis.
COMMENTARY: The company did not just fall behind its competition. It promoted the eradication of its future customer base.
Economics professor Jay Richards lays out a Church-centered vision.
COMMENTARY: The distinction may offer a way to understand the role of finance in developing an economy aimed at integral human development.
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