Money in Modern Social Encyclicals:
The oft-used phrase 'Money makes the world go round' not only highlights the purely economic nature of money but also underscores its significant implications for politics, society, and humanity
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| Zusammenfassung: | The oft-used phrase 'Money makes the world go round' not only highlights the purely economic nature of money but also underscores its significant implications for politics, society, and humanity |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- HalfTitle -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1. Catholic Social Doctrine -- 1.1. The Church's Social Thought as Part of the Church's Mission -- 1.2. The Essence of Social Doctrine -- 1.3. Methodology of Teaching -- 1.4. Constituent Elements of Catholic Social Doctrine -- 1.5. The Social Teaching of the Church Before the Encyclical "Rerum novarum" -- 1.5.1. The Old Testament -- 1.5.2. The New Testament -- 1.5.3. Church Fathers -- 1.5.4. Aurelius Augustine -- 1.5.5. Thomas Aquinas -- 1.5.6. The School of Salamanca -- 1.5.7. Encyclicals before "Rerum Novarum" -- 1.6. The Main Themes of Modern Catholic Social Teaching -- 1.6.1. The Family -- 1.6.2. Human Labor -- 1.6.3. Economic Life -- 1.6.4. The Political Community -- 1.6.5. The International Community -- 1.6.6. Preservation of the Environment -- 1.6.7. Promotion of Peace -- 1.7. The Binding Nature of Catholic Teaching on Social Issues -- 1.7.1. Catholic Social Teaching as the Teaching of the Whole Church -- 1.7.2. Definitive and Other Binding Doctrines of Faith -- 1.7.3. The Binding Nature of Catholic Social Doctrine -- 1.7.4. The Role of the Laity -- 2. Money in Modern Sciences -- 2.1. Economics of Money -- 2.1.1. The Origin of Money -- 2.1.2. Functions of Money -- 2.1.3. Money Creation -- 2.1.4. Effectiveness of Monetary Policy -- 2.1.5. Lending by Commercial Banks -- 2.2. Sociology of Money -- 2.2.1. Karl Marx -- 2.2.2. Georg Simmel -- 2.2.3. Talcott Parsons -- 2.2.4. Max Weber -- 2.3. Psychology of Money -- 2.3.1. Money as a Biological Incentive -- 2.3.2. Money as a Cultural Creation -- 2.4. Ethics of Money -- 2.4.1. Love of Money -- 2.4.2. Usury -- 2.4.3. Speculation (and Gambling) in Finance -- 2.5. Theology of Money -- 2.5.1. Nimi Wariboko -- 2.5.2. Philip Goodchild | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3. Modern Social Encyclicals as a Framework Regarding the Valuation of Money -- 3.1. Leo XIII and His Encyclical "Rerum novarum" -- 3.2. Pius XI -- 3.2.1. "Quadragesimo anno" -- 3.2.2. "Divini redemptoris" -- 3.2.3. "Caritate Christi Compulsi" -- 3.3. John XXIII -- 3.3.1. "Mater et magistra" -- 3.3.2. "Pacem in terris" -- 3.4. Paul VI and His Encyclical "Populorum Progressio" -- 3.5. Pope John Paul II -- 3.5.1. "Laborem exercens" -- 3.5.2. "Centesimus annus" -- 3.5.3. "Sollicitudo rei socialis" -- 3.6. Benedict XVI and His Encyclical "Caritas in Veritate" -- 3.7. Francis -- 3.7.1. "Laudato si'" -- 3.7.2. "Fratelli tutti" -- Conclusion -- References | |
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