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1:16:46

Beth Moore and Christian Nationalism

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

32:57

Stakeholder capitalism. We don't actually own anything.

59:33

Dead Men Walking discuss Conspiracy Theories: Chemtrails, CERN, HARP, Nephilim, Monsanto, JFK, CIA

DMW

Dead Men Walking

over 4 years ago

3:22

In addition to promoting stakeholder capitalism, BlackRock is one of the foremost advocates for ESG investing

56:47

The Jig is Up in the SBC

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

5:03

And now they're talking about stakeholder capitalism. So just be aware of that.

57:05

In Season (John 3:22-36 Jeff Kliewer)

Cornerstone Church

almost 4 years ago

37:23

These are the stakeholders of stakeholder capitalism.

11:12

Worldview Review - Adventure Capitalist PS4, Android and iPhone!

Apologia Studios

almost 10 years ago

9:17

So Adventure Capitalist supports capitalism, but it also supports crony capitalism.

48:07

Dead Men Walking Podcast: The Biblical Principles of Capitalism

DMW

Dead Men Walking

almost 5 years ago

44:49

And I find capitalism to be one of the closest ways to do that when done correctly. And you reap the blessings of that, whether you own a business or not, whether you are diligent at your work for a certain wage that you agreed to and then get promoted or get a wage increase or get a better job.

18:46

A Reasonable Latino Stays Calm With Tim Keller's Social Justice Nonsense

AD Robles

almost 6 years ago

10:09

If you're supposed to be generous with what you own because you recognize that God says that he owns all of this and you're just a steward, that's the argument that's being presented here. Does that view of property fit with capitalism?

1:02:27

Steve Jeffery & Kyle Hessler: Works/Based & the Theology of Work + Fresh 10 Segment DMW#220

DMW

Dead Men Walking

about 2 years ago

20:43

The CEO has still got to abide by it. So what happens is you get a very small vocal minority of people, either in bureaucratic positions or who have shares in companies for the purposes of activism, making their voice heard.

1:25:06

The Religion of Marx: The Bad News of the Kingdom of Man

Cornerstone Church

over 6 years ago

55:01

And he says that rather the stakeholders in a company need to get to know each other and become in a limited sense at least a community characterized like all communities by a conversation a shared story mutual respect and alignment of interests and common direction.

40:33

Biblical Economics 1

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 14 years ago

10:59

However, one might attempt to say that it is an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods. That's the term capitalism by investments that are determined by private decision and by prices, production and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market.

1:18:32

Economic Ethics (Poverty, Money, Vocation)

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 3 years ago

41:04

And so from each according to his ability to each according to his need. Those who promote these systems claim that capital capitalism allows far too much power to be given to those who own the wealth.

1:17:02

Real Christian Investing - Owning Every Area of Life w/Marcus Pittman, LOOR.tv

AD Robles

over 3 years ago

4:00

Especially when you have like BlackRock and ESG Capital and all this money that's going to fund a worldview, right? Like that's the whole shift of what BlackRock is doing right now and other capital companies.

1:04:23

Understanding Tim Keller's "Social Justice"

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 6 years ago

59:59

The biblical idea that the community has some claim on private profits and assets, but that those items should not be confiscated did not fit well with either a capitalist or a socialist economy. Instead, Christians needed to, on some level, politically operate outside the available political parties.

40:25

Biblical Economics 2

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 14 years ago

3:30

He is responsible for producing and he's responsible for taking care of himself. He's not responsible to anyone but himself. And that's the individualistic idea of capitalism. He is as good or as bad as he himself works and decides and chooses to be within his system.

56:48

Woke Economics with Nate Fischer

Apologia Studios

almost 3 years ago

46:30

Essentially come up with some sort of formula you can tweak and allocate across society very much the opposite of entrepreneurial economics where a capital allocation decision is it might be a bet it's a risk you're taking.

9:59

We Must Solve This for our Civilization to Continue

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

4:40

They tend to operate at a scale in which they can be punished more if they don't have virtue. And the accountability that comes with the people in their actual community rather than other managerial elites.

21:28

Tim Keller Is Trying to Scam You

AD Robles

almost 6 years ago

8:04

Some people have claim on your wealth. So you have to give you have to treat everyone with equity. You have to have corporate responsibility. You have to have individual responsibility. You have to have advocacy.

19:15

Get Woke Go Broke Real? - Some Thought on Anonymity

AD Robles

over 3 years ago

2:48

Yeah, and he's right. I mean, BlackRock is the financier of choice and they've got a lot of money and they've got the ESG things going on and all that kind of stuff. So Disney's okay with losing money in certain ways and things like that.

47:53

Does God Want You Wealthy? Josiah Stowe: Dominion Wealth Strategists DMW#237

DMW

Dead Men Walking

almost 2 years ago

31:05

But if christians never take a controlling interest in those companies then surprise they're going to do secular things. All right, so I say a wise investing a careful investing and a strategized investing not just on the individual level.

15:21

The Market Declares the Glory of God

AD Robles

about 6 years ago

5:32

So they think they're operating from their self -interest, and they think they're getting the better end of the deal. And we're both kind of thinking that. So when these people, when the person sold me the Sunoco stock the other day, I don't know who it was in the market, the way we do markets, you know, now they're just such a huge industry that we don't often meet the person that we're buying from, right?