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Monday, March 20, 2023

Banksters and Gangsters in Capitalist America

 Vernal Equinox, 2023

This is our latest study on Substack. What could be more opportune?

(Reading time is approximately 15 minutes)


Banksters and Gangsters in Capitalist America 

Failing Banks and Rising Usury Rates in Biblical Focus


The Right wing sanctifies Capitalism while damning challenges to it as “Socialism.” The debate is rigged because it has been framed falsely.  Scripturally, the war is not between Capitalism and Socialism but between Mammonism and Biblically-faithful free enterprise. 


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Monday, February 07, 2011

Usury and Anti-Usury in England and Puritan New England

Latest installment in Michael Hoffman’s ongoing study of usury, the mortal sin that was, and now is not:

REVISIONIST HISTORY NEWSLETTER NO. 55
 "Usury and Anti-Usury in Renaissance England and Early Puritan New England”

 •In-depth challenge to the thesis of Max Weber in his famous book, The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.

•Exhaustively documents the suppressed history of the early Puritan struggle to abolish usury.

•Uncovers the Catholic roots of the legal theory of usury in the "Nominalist" school of philosophy.

•Analyzes the usury views of John Calvin and Martin Luther and the laws of English Kings Henry VIII, Edward VI, James I and Charles I, as well as Queen Elizabeth.

•Hoffman shows that far from being miserly propagators of a usurious "prosperity gospel," early Puritan leaders and preachers such as John Winthrop and John Cotton and hundreds of others, fought unjust prices and interest on loans with heroic fortitude.

•Order this revisionist revelation only if you're prepared to have your preconceptions shattered!

•Also includes a section on: "Puritanism and Yankee Abolitionism: Setting the Record Straight.”


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