Acton Institute and Refo500


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Journal of Markets & Morality
Franciscus Junius (1545–1602), On the Observation of the Mosaic Polity in JMM 14.1
Translator’s Introduction by Todd M. Restor		 PDF
Wolfgang Musculus (1497–1563), Commentary on Psalm 15 in JMM 11.2
Introduction by Jordan Ballor		 PDF
Thomas De Vio Cardinal Cajetan (1469–1534), On Exchanging Money in JMM 10.1
Introduction by †Raymond de Roover		 PDF
Luis de Molina (1535-1600), Treatise on Money in JMM 8.1
Introduction by Francisco Gómez Camacho		 PDF

Religion & Liberty
Stephen Grabill, “Recovering the Catholicity of Protestant Theological Ethics” in R&L 17.1 Online Text
Thomas E. Woods, “Money and Morality: The Christian Moral Tradition and the Best Monetary Regime” in R&L 13.5 Online Text
Leonard P. Liggio, “The Heritage of the Spanish Scholastics” in R&L 10.1 Online Text
David W. Hall, “The Reformation Roots of Social Contract” in R&L 7.4 Online Text

Acton Book Shop
Birth of Freedom Curriculum DVD and Study Guide (set) Book Shop
John Acton, History of Freedom Book Shop
Leonard P. Liggio, “The Heritage of the Spanish Scholastics” in R&L 10.1 Online Text
David W. Hall, “The Reformation Roots of Social Contract” in R&L 7.4 Online Text

Other Resources
Christian's Library Press Series: Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law Webpage
Acton Research Flickr Set, click photos for details Flickr Stream
Press Release: Acton Institute Partners with Refo500 Online Text
Jordan Ballor's "Covenant, Causality, and Law. A Study in the Theology of Wolfgang Musculus" Youtube Video

In the Liberal Tradition Articles
1672 - 1719 Joseph Addison
1644 - 1718 William Penn
1632 - 1694 Samuel von Pufendorf
1632 - 1704 John Locke
1613 - 1662 Sir Henry Vane
1608 - 1674 John Milton
1600 - 1661 Samuel Rutherford
1588 - 1649 John Winthrop
1583 - 1660 Juan de Lugo
1583 - 1645 Hugo Grotius
1558 - 1602 William Perkins
1557 - 1638 Johannes Althusius
1548 - 1617 Francisco Suarez
1535 - 1600 Luis de Molina
1516 - 1590 Girolamo Zanchi
1499 - 1563 Francisco Marroquín
1474 - 1566 Bartholomew de Las Casas
1469 - 1534 Tommaso de Cajetan
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