RT Article
T1 The Entrepreneur’s Prayer and the Scholastic Inspirations of Free-Market Economics
JF Religions
VO 15
IS 3
A1 Bednarz, Jacek
A1 Błasiak, Zdzisław Adam
LA English
PB MDPI
YR 2024
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1881310787
AB The paper explores the historical and philosophical roots of economic thought, drawing connections between the entrepreneurial mindset and the scholastic traditions that have shaped the conceptual landscape of free markets. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the paper examines how religious and scholastic influences have contributed to the development of economic ideas, providing a nuanced understanding of the ethical dimensions inherent in entrepreneurial endeavors. By unraveling the threads that connect entrepreneurship, prayer, and scholasticism, this paper also seeks to illuminate the symbiotic relationship between faith, intellectual heritage, and the principles that underpin free-market economies.
K1 pragmatic inquiry
K1 rational inquiry
K1 scholastic thought
K1 Scholasticism
K1 History of ideas
K1 history of economic thought
K1 Property
K1 Economic Freedom
K1 free market economics
K1 the rich man’s prayer
K1 biblical foundations of prayer
DO 10.3390/rel15030251