Religion and the Rise of Capitalism · Character
St. Thomas
Another reference to Thomas Aquinas or apostle Thomas.
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Also known as St. Thomas
First appearance: religion and the rise of capitalism
St. Thomas shows up with force in The New Medicine for Poverty. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Cited as typical of medieval writers who insisted that property is stewardship and that withholding alms in urgent necessity is mortal sin.
St. Thomas first appears in 0003 religion and the rise of capitalism.
In The New Medicine for Poverty: Cited as typical of medieval writers who insisted that property is stewardship and that withholding alms in urgent necessity is mortal sin.
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