| > The faith part comes from interpreting the economic results of capitalism Interpreting results comes from evidence, not faith. One constructs a theory based on evidence. One tests the theory by seeing if future evidence behaves like the theory suggests. Religion isn't like that, it does not predict things in a way that is testable. Creationism, for example, makes zero predictions and so is not at all testable, making it a faith, not science. > Do you accept it as a useful economic system given all the problems you see with it? Yes. Without question. Look around you - all the goodies you have were created by capitalism. > Are you willing to entertain the possibility of alternatives? If not, why? All the alternatives proposed have a historical record of being worse, often far worse. |