The Past Is Malleable And Flexible, Changing

There Is A Continuum Of Values Between The Churches And The General Community. What Distinguishes The Handling Of These Values In The Churches Is Mainly The Heavier Dosage Of Religious Vocabulary Involved

Language Is Capable Of Becoming The Objective Repository Of Vast Accumulations Of Meaning And Experience, Which It Can Then Preserve In Time And Transmit To Following Generations.

So I Think One Can Say On Empirical Grounds - Not Because Of Some Philosophical Principle - That You Can't Have Democracy Unless You Have A Market Economy.

Our Institute's Agenda Is Relatively Simple. We Study The Relationship Between Social-economic Change And Culture. By Culture We Mean Beliefs, Values And Lifestyles. We Cover A Broad Range Of Issues, And We Work Very Internationally.

F. A. Hayek Is Probably The Most Prominent Advocate Of Capitalism In The Present Period.