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Tag Archives: michael hoffman
A Primer on Hoffman’s *Usury in Christendom*
In addition to my longer review of Hoffman’s Usury in Christendom, I have this primer as well. The Argument Against Usury (1) God is the supreme owner of land and leases it to men (Hoffman 30). (2) The idea of just … Continue reading
Usury in Christendom (Hoffman)
Hoffman’s broad thesis is that the Catholic church practically ceased viewing usury as a mortal sin due to clever re-phrasings of the law. A corollary is that the Protestants did not begin usury (or capitalism). Many Protestants opposed it, and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, church, Philosophy
Tagged economics, michael hoffman, roman catholicism, usury
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