The Salamanca School and the Austrian School ¿Two convergent or divergent views of the human being?

Authors

  • Hernando Guerra-García Campos ANDE (Asociación Nacional de Emprendedores)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55614/27093824.v3i1-2.60

Keywords:

Salamanca School,, Austrian School, free market, ethics

Abstract

Based on the comparison of the texts of Tomas de Mercado, a member of the Salamanca Scholastic School, and those of Ludwig Von Mises of the Austrian School of Liberalism, the essay reflects on whether a Christian ethic that supports free market ideas is possible. The essay covers the concep­tion of man, free will, nominalism, divine law and the idea of God in both phi­losophical schools, finding a divergence between them. From this, the author reflects on the possibilities of finding a convergence between Christian ethics and Mises praxeology (supposedly distant) from a “natural” ethic based preci­sely on the nature of

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Published

2020-12-31

How to Cite

Guerra-García Campos, H. (2020). The Salamanca School and the Austrian School ¿Two convergent or divergent views of the human being?. Revista Fe Y Libertad, 3(1-2), 24. https://doi.org/10.55614/27093824.v3i1-2.60

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