Faith in the Market Is Our National Religion, Says Theologian Harvey Cox
…ok, as in the essay, Cox lays out a scathing critique of modern economics. Using religious analogies, he demonstrates the dangers of corporate personhood, limited liability, predatory lending practices, income inequality, efficient market theory, excessive advertising, Big Banks, and other familiar bugaboos. For Cox, every economic phenomenon has its religious parallel: the advent of corporate personhood shows how economics has usurped God’s power…
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