Consumption Confirmation and Creation-Sharing: Constructing a Christian Communist Economic System Independent of Secular Theories

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contents <p><span>This paper constructs a new Christian Communist economic system that is fully independent of secular political and economic theories and distinct from the Christian Communism of Latin American liberation theology. Abandoning the frameworks of surplus value, class struggle, and secular ideology, it takes the biblical creation order and the communal vision of the early church as its sole ethical foundation, and reconstructs the source of economic value and the logic of distributive justice.</span></p> <p><span>The study proposes that <strong>consumption is the sole source of economic value realization</strong> and innovatively defines the concept of <strong>implicit economic sanction</strong> to reveal the structural roots of modern distributive injustice. It further designs an operable mechanism for <strong>consumer contribution confirmation and profit distribution</strong>, which matches distribution rights with consumption contributions and embodies the Christian principles of creational generosity and communal blessing.</span></p> <p><span>Supported by the cost-reduction effect of artificial intelligence, the paper explores a transformative path from debt-driven growth toward a <strong>near-zero-cost, debt-free society</strong>. The system demonstrates theological purity, theoretical originality, and practical feasibility, providing a faith-based, non-utopian, and institutionally viable solution to the structural dilemmas of the modern market economy.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Consumption Confirmation and Creation-Sharing: Constructing a Christian Communist Economic System Independent of Secular Theories
Li, lu
: Christian Communist Economics; Consumption Confirmation; Creation-Sharing; Implicit Economic Sanction; Consumer Sovereignty; Debt-Free Society; Distributive Justice
<p><span>This paper constructs a new Christian Communist economic system that is fully independent of secular political and economic theories and distinct from the Christian Communism of Latin American liberation theology. Abandoning the frameworks of surplus value, class struggle, and secular ideology, it takes the biblical creation order and the communal vision of the early church as its sole ethical foundation, and reconstructs the source of economic value and the logic of distributive justice.</span></p> <p><span>The study proposes that <strong>consumption is the sole source of economic value realization</strong> and innovatively defines the concept of <strong>implicit economic sanction</strong> to reveal the structural roots of modern distributive injustice. It further designs an operable mechanism for <strong>consumer contribution confirmation and profit distribution</strong>, which matches distribution rights with consumption contributions and embodies the Christian principles of creational generosity and communal blessing.</span></p> <p><span>Supported by the cost-reduction effect of artificial intelligence, the paper explores a transformative path from debt-driven growth toward a <strong>near-zero-cost, debt-free society</strong>. The system demonstrates theological purity, theoretical originality, and practical feasibility, providing a faith-based, non-utopian, and institutionally viable solution to the structural dilemmas of the modern market economy.</span></p>
title Consumption Confirmation and Creation-Sharing: Constructing a Christian Communist Economic System Independent of Secular Theories
topic : Christian Communist Economics; Consumption Confirmation; Creation-Sharing; Implicit Economic Sanction; Consumer Sovereignty; Debt-Free Society; Distributive Justice
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19207237