The paragraphs in green enclosed in square brackets are those of the critic. My response in purple is interspersed in between.
[Free market economies work
best and allow the most freedom to obey God's commands]
This supposedly professing Christian
is looking to the worldly systems, and praising it. The Bible commands “Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the
world, the love of the Father is not in him” (1 John 2:15).
[I think Karl Marx created
the word capitalism...]
The identity of the person
who came up with the word ‘capitalism’ is irrelevant as to whether it is
unethical and moral.
[In America, there is a
hugely unfair distortion of our money supply by the "Federal"
"Reserve" which is sometimes called "capitalism" but which
is really unconstitutional "legalized" theft by a private
corporation.]
This is the freedom from
capitalism that this person claims to so love. Freedom is not a virtue, and
when one asks for freedom, the question in response must be, “freedom of what”
and “freedom from what”?
Capitalism is a game of
private corporations attempting to dominate and control other financially. Capitalism
is “legalised” theft.
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