Leaving a Legacy: Inheritance, Charity, & Thousand-Year Families (Johann Kurtz)

Why and how you should leave a legacy to your family and your society, and against false charity and pernicious modern ideas about inheritance.

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"The Great Commission of the modern age is not to bring the Gospel to all nations. It is to CONSOOM! Thus, a man’s perceived success in life is determined mostly by how many resources he can burn through before death, maximizing his hedonic inputs. Leaving a Legacy is a sweeping rejection of this pernicious philosophy, combined with an offering of detailed alternatives—“a classic, Western, Christian vision of family-centric charity.” Instead of single-generation consumption, Johann Kurtz preaches that each of us should strive to leave a legacy—that is, to materially influence the lives of future generations, both of his family and of society. . . ."