While Moses allowed divorce – due to hardness of our hearts (Matthew 19:8) that didn’t mean God was fine with it! “I hate divorce, says the Lord”. (Malachi 2:16).
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The Great Resignation and the Rights of Workers
The interest of Catholic social teaching is not on the Great Resignation itself, but on the conditions of work, the expectations of employers and employees, and other issues of work.
What is Capitalism?
The Church’s relationship with capitalism is complex.
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Capitalism is an economic system in which private actors own and control property and the means of production while demand and supply freely set prices for goods and services.
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While U.S. Catholics are separated by thousands of miles, culture, and the night and day difference of war vs. peace, we must remember these Ukrainians and Russians victimized by war are our brothers and sisters. “True brotherhood among people presupposes and demands a transcendent Fatherhood.” (Pope Francis, 1)
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In order to answer whether Jesus was a socialist, first, let's define socialism. Classic socialism, popularize by Karl Marx, is the economic system that can be seen as the transition between capitalism and communism.
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A person who is concerned solely or primarily with possessing and enjoying – who can no longer subordinate his instincts - cannot be free. Materialism has grown fat in the U.S., nursed by a deep cultural consumerism.
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The USCCB lists 7 themes of Catholic social teaching. Are there seven themes? No. Let's break it down.
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In order to answer whether Jesus was a socialist, first, let's define socialism. Classic socialism, popularize by Karl Marx, is the economic system that can be seen as the transition between capitalism and communism.
