Luther, Calvin, and Economics — A Conversation with Professor Benjamin M. Friedman
Thinking in Public with Albert Mohler
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Edinburgh's Intellectual Legacy
This chapter discusses the pivotal role of Edinburgh in shaping modern economic thought during the Enlightenment, emphasizing its superior educational system and vibrant intellectual culture. The conversation explores the interplay between Calvinism and economic theory, particularly how religious beliefs underpin aspects of modern economics. Additionally, the speakers reflect on the implications of theological writings within political and societal discourse, revealing the intersection of religion and capitalism in contemporary discussions.
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