Debt from a Christian perspective
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This is a review of the author’s address in the final session of the 5th Congress of Theology held by the Faculty of Theology of Granada in May 2016. It enumerates some aspects which must be taken into account in any moral evaluation of debt, within the Aristotelian-Thomist tradition that vertebrates one of the main branches of moral catholic thought. For that purpose, it must start by tracing the anthropological frame of the economical idea of debt.
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