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The Economics of Death
In “The Economics of Death,” Rushdoony argues that modern economics is driven by a present-oriented, debt-based, and fundamentally death-loving worldview that rejects Biblical morality, future responsibility, and covenantal faith. Scripture teaches that true economic life requires sacrifice now for fruit later sowing seed with faith in God’s promises yet humanistic systems reward consumption, inflation, and debt while punishing saving, thrift, and production. By abandoning God’s law, modern states replace moral causality with fiat economics, treating debt as wealth and experimentation as…
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