Magazine Issue
On the Origin of Value and Its Relationship to Profits, Interest, and Money
The concept of value that we will explore corresponds to the worth that we attribute to material objects. Such value is subjective, volatile, and unmeasurable. But at one point it translates into prices that consumers will agree to pay in money. The sale of a company’s products will translate into income for laborers and owners of capital.
November/December 2017 Articles:
Do You Understand?
- Mark R. Rushdoony
On the Origin of Value and Its Relationship to Profits, Interest, and Money
- Daniel Depelteau
The Ways of the World vs. The Ways of God
- Andrea G. Schwartz
Arriving at an Informed Faith
- Ben House
The Decrees of God
- R. J. Rushdoony
The Story Never Lies
- Suzannah Rowntree
The Case for Christ
- Lee Duigon
