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New Polity

Good Money Special: Scott Hahn

Nov 15, 2022
Exploring the impact of understanding the kingship of Christ on behavior in politics and economics, the divine design of the economy through the lenses of Sabbath and Jubilee, the pursuit of an ideal societal structure based on tradition and conversion, ancient scriptures' views on cities, the Catholic Church's social teachings on wages and family, challenges of post-Christian society, concepts of redemption and Jubilee, and property ownership through a familial lens.
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  • The importance of sabbatical rhythm and family covenant in establishing communal relations and countering individualistic economics.
  • Contrasting real wealth from physical assets with the sterility of money, advocating for communal sharing and covenantal economics.

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Sabbatical Rhythm and Family Covenant

The podcast delves into the importance of the sabbatical rhythm and family covenant as outlined in Leviticus 23 and 25. It emphasizes how the concept of the Sabbath and the year of Jubilee goes beyond mere contractual economics to establish covenantal relations among individuals and families, reflecting a communal rather than individualistic approach.

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