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Timeless and moral economic wisdom for life's choices and changes derived from the parables of the New Testament. In The Economics of the Parables, Rev. Robert Sirico pulls back the veil of modernity to reveal the timeless economic wisdom of the parables. Thirteen central stories--including "The Laborers in the Vineyard," "The Rich Fool," "The Five Talents," and "The Faithful Steward"--Serve as his guide, revealing practical lessons in caring for the poor, stewarding wealth, distributing inheritances, navigating income disparities, and resolving family tensions. As contemporary as any business manual and sure to outlast them, The Economics of the Parables equips any economically informed reader to uncover the enduring financial truths of the parables in a reasonable, sensible, and life-empowering manner

Exploring the foundations of a thriving society, this book delves into the essential elements that contribute to communal well-being and prosperity. It examines various factors, including economic stability, social cohesion, and cultural richness, while also addressing the challenges societies face in achieving these goals. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical examples, the author presents a compelling argument for the importance of collective values and cooperative efforts in fostering a vibrant community.

The Left has leveraged economic challenges to blame the wealthy, portraying capitalism as selfish and cruel. Democrats and "Occupy" protesters claim that the free market is morally corrupt and advocate for heavy government regulation and wealth redistribution to achieve fairness. However, Father Robert A. Sirico argues that a free economy fosters charity, selflessness, and kindness. In his compelling work, he asserts that free-market capitalism is not only the best path for individual success and national prosperity but also the most effective means to achieve a moral and socially just society. Sirico explains why freedom is inseparable from a free economy and why entrepreneurship is the best way to assist the poor. He contrasts the effectiveness of charity with the failures of welfare. Additionally, he shares his personal journey from being a leftist associate of figures like Jane Fonda to embracing the principles of a free economy. As the presidential election heats up, the Left will contend that capitalism creates winners at the expense of fairness. Yet, Sirico demonstrates that capitalism not only offers opportunities for material success but also contributes to a more ethical and moral society.