By: Dylan James O'Brien Pahman
Do clergy who were once economists count? If so, then Bulgakov could be added.
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Francis Wayland a Baptist pastor and theologian wrote his ELEMENTS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. There is also, of course, the Rev. Thomas Malthus. John McVikar was an Episcopal priest who taught political...
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[...] Many Economists Are Clergy, Why? – Jordan J. Ballor, Acton Institute/PowerBlog [...]
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I didn’t know this — the author of “The Master and Margarita” and “The Heart of a Dog” was also an economist?
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The Bulgakov I have in mind is Sergei Bulgakov (1871-1944), who began his career as a Marxist economist, moved away from Marxist materialism and toward more traditional Christianity through German...
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Although Gary North wouldn’t be considered “clergy” he at least has contributed immensely by the work he has done in Christian based economics. He has quite an impressive tower of written essays, books...
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