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Yet again, I am reminded why Christians can not be in favor of either Capitalism or Communism. To be in favor of a market economy has nothing to do with Capitalism. I am in favor of a mixed market economy, and even of a social market economy, the German model in particular, but I despise Capitalism wholeheartedly.

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The Methodists established a Federation for Social Service in 1907 and soon thereafter endorsed a “Social Creed” that called “for equal rights and complete justice for all men in all stations of life,” and more specifically “for the abolition of child labor”; “for the suppression of the ‘sweating system’ ”; and “for a living wage in every industry.”

I am truly, truly proud of my forefathers.
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The Methodists established a Federation for Social Service in 1907 and soon thereafter endorsed a “Social Creed” that called “for equal rights and complete justice for all men in all stations of life,” and more specifically “for the abolition of child labor”; “for the suppression of the ‘sweating system’ ”; and “for a living wage in every industry.”

I am truly, truly proud of my forefathers.
— Nov 02, 2021 11:24AM
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“Instead of the gospel of Christ, their audiences are regaled with tirades against labor, about which they know as little as they do about the Master whom they claim to serve. They have become the apologists of the oppressor instead of the advocates of the oppressed.” - Andrew C. Cameron
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