Alleged Socialism of the Church Fathers
Alleged Socialism of the Church Fathers
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Basil condemns. St. Thomas's ex- planation of this theater comparison is that Digitized by Google 34 ALLEGED SOCIALISM OF THE CHUECH FATHEES the rich man does not do wrong if while pre- occupying a thing that was common from the beginning, he distributes some of it to others, but he sins by excluding others en- tirely. 1 It is curious to note that Henry George uses this same illustration of a first- comer monopolizing all the seats in a theater, to show how far the principle of private property... may be carried, 2 His conclusion is that private property in land is wrong.
St. Basil's conclusion is that the principle of private ownership is capable of no such unlimited extension. Instead of saying that it is unjust in itself, he says that it must be restricted.
MAN AND HIS PROPERTY, His teaching in a word is that man, being solely a dependent proprietor, may not do what he pleases with his property. Only men who misunderstand the nature and lim- *2a, 2ae, q.66, a. I. ad sec.
» Progress and Poverty, book VII, c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Basil condemns. St. Thomas's ex- planation of this theater comparison is that Digitized by Google 34 ALLEGED SOCIALISM OF THE CHUECH FATHEES the rich man does not do wrong if while pre- occupying a thing that was common from the beginning, he distributes some of it to others, but he sins by excluding others en- tirely. 1 It is curious to note that Henry George uses this same illustration of a first- comer monopolizing all the seats in a theater, to show how far the principle of private property... may be carried, 2 His conclusion is that private property in land is wrong.
St. Basil's conclusion is that the principle of private ownership is capable of no such unlimited extension. Instead of saying that it is unjust in itself, he says that it must be restricted.
MAN AND HIS PROPERTY, His teaching in a word is that man, being solely a dependent proprietor, may not do what he pleases with his property. Only men who misunderstand the nature and lim- *2a, 2ae, q.66, a. I. ad sec.
» Progress and Poverty, book VII, c.
What to read after Alleged Socialism of the Church Fathers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ryan, John Augustine, 1869-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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