According to Marx, all ideas represent class-based interests, leaving no room for objective truth. The problem is that Marxists claim to hold to objective truth, but manage to contradict themselves.
Joshua Mawhorter
Joshua Mawhorter has been a 2023 summer fellow at the Mises Institute and a government/economics and US history teacher since 2016. Josh has a bachelor’s degree in political science from California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB), a master’s in political science from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), and a master’s in Austrian economics from the Mises Graduate School (MGS) (2023). He has self-published a few books, including The First Constitution: The Articles of Confederation, Tyrannosaurus Debt: The Student Loan Crisis and How to Survive, and An Austrian Critique of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) (thesis). He also teaches regularly at his local church in the areas of theology, the Old Testament, church history, apologetics, and philosophy. He can be contacted at mawhorterfinancialcoach@gmail.com.
Latest work
Our present cultural landscape is filled with the language of class conflict, ideology, bias (conscious or unconscious), and the politicization of everything. While there are many contributors to this...
Few economists—even the free-market advocates—understand what caused the Great Depression. No, the Fed didn’t cause the Depression by failing to inflate the currency. Instead, it was the Fed’s inflation that led to the disastrous early events.
