Father McGlynn and the Holy Office — Will Lissner
One as Well as Another — Herbert S. Bigelow
The Georgist View of Capital and Interest — Lindy Davies
Henry Ford Caused the Great Depression! — Mike Curtis
Denying Inflation: Who, Why and How — Mason Gaffney
By the Way: Oh, That Crisis — Lindy Davies
We must be careful not to fall into intellectual self-satisfaction, into a kind of triumphalism of erudite and advanced “new” versions of Christianity…. To paraphrase a well-known text of Pascal, we can say that all the political theologies, the theologies of hope, of revolution, and of liberation, are not worth one act of genuine solidarity with exploited social classes. They are not worth one act of faith, love, and hope, committed — in one way or another — in active participation to liberate humankind from everything that dehumanizes it and prevents it from living according to the will of the Father. — Fr. Gustavo Gutierrez, A Theology of Liberation