Wealth Inequality and a Clash of Theologies

By Brian Mattson / October 15, 2014

Context EICC Leadership Roundtable, Mississauga

Dr. Brian Mattson critiques the Marxist economic theories of Thomas Piketty, and demonstrates that the human problem is not wealth inequality, but sin.

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