

Complicating Private Property | Prof. Joseph Capizzi
Apr 4, 2020
Prof. Joseph Capizzi explores the church's stance on private property, delving into the theological concept of universal destination of goods. The discussion covers ethical responsibility, property rights in law, needs vs. wants, societal regulations, wealth distribution, human bodies as property, and moral dimensions of ownership.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring the Universal Destination of Goods and Private Property in Christian Theology
04:01 • 27min
Exploring the Relationship Between Superabundance, Private Property, and Social Responsibility
30:52 • 2min
Exploring the Intersection of Private Property Rights, Immigration, and Social Responsibility
33:14 • 4min
Exploring Needs, Consent, and Property Rights
36:59 • 18min
Exploring the Complexity of Private Property and Societal Regulations
54:44 • 11min
Exploring the Complexity of Private Property and Distributive Justice
01:05:16 • 4min
Exploring the Concept of Human Bodies as Property and Self-Ownership
01:09:07 • 4min
Exploring Private Property and its Moral Dimensions
01:13:23 • 20min