The Thomistic Institute
The Social Vision of Leo XIII in the 21st Century Q&A | Prof. Russell Hittinger
Apr 15, 2016
Guest Prof. Russell Hittinger delves into institutions, global capitalism, and the role of Pope Francis in navigating complex systems. Topics include distortions in understanding capitalism, historical perceptions, and the unique perspective of Catholic social doctrine in the 21st century.
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- Marriage is seen as a lasting covenant beyond mere aggregation, emphasizing its societal significance.
- Critiques of global capitalism and failures of populist approaches challenge envisioning global authority in nation-state-dominated world.
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Marriage as a Transgenerational Institution
Marriage, as discussed, is portrayed as a transgenerational institution that goes beyond mere aggregation. It is likened to a covenant in the New Testament, emphasizing its lasting nature across generations. Unlike limited liability companies, marriages are viewed as inherently valuable friendships meant to be replicated over time. The discussion delves into the concept of marriage being more than just a legal institution, highlighting its historical, societal significance.
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