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An Essay On The Economic Effects Of The Reformation George Obrien

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An Essay On The Economic Effects Of The Reformation George Obrien
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Publisher: IHS Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.03 MB
Pages: 161
Author: George O'Brien, Dr. Edward McPhail
ISBN: 9780971828629, 0971828628
Language: English
Year: 2003

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An Essay On The Economic Effects Of The Reformation George Obrien by George O'brien, Dr. Edward Mcphail 9780971828629, 0971828628 instant download after payment.

Книга An Essay on the Economic Effects of the Reformation An Essay on the Economic Effects of the ReformationКниги Экономика Автор: George O'Brien Год издания: 2003 Формат: pdf Издат.:Ihs Press Страниц: 176 Размер: 2,9 ISBN: 0971828628 Язык: Английский 34 (голосов: 1) Оценка:This work offers a unique perspective on the rise of capitalism and socialism and the effect of the Reformation. Specific topics include consequences of belief in the private judgment of scriptures; separation of spiritual and secular life; difference between Lutheran and Calvinist teachings on economics; the Calvinist concept of vocation; its perception of material success as a sign of divine election; its praise of frugality and disdain for beauty. Also covered is socialism as a reaction to excesses of capitalism; the manner in which Protestantism had strengthened secular authority; diminuation of charity toward the poor following Reformation; materialism underlying socialism abetted by Protestant emphasis on earthly prosperity; egalitarian ideas traceable to Protestantism; and the ease with which socialism blended into Protestant thought. This is a unique work of economic philosophy in that it examines the ideological causes of the economic changes of the period, thus offering a refreshing philosophical perspective rather than merely the mathematical or statistical sides of the question.

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