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Capitalism Quote by Christopher Hitchens

“It seems improbable that the American fundamentalists, who desire to see the Ten Commandments emblazoned in every schoolroom and courtroom - almost like a graven image - are so hostile to the spirit of capitalism.” quote by Christopher Hitchens
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““It seems improbable that the American fundamentalists, who desire to see the Ten Commandments emblazoned in every schoolroom and courtroom - almost like a graven image - are so hostile to the spirit of capitalism.””

Christopher Hitchens

About This Quote

Source Essay: “God Is Not Great”, 2007

Fundamentalists demand religious symbols in public spaces yet oppose capitalist values, revealing a contradictory stance.

In simple terms: They oppose capitalism despite wanting religious symbols.

Key Takeaway

Recognize contradictions in belief systems.

Themes

religion politics economics

Mood

critical thoughtful

Type

philosophical political

When to use this quote

  • public policy debates
  • education curricula
  • courtroom symbolism

Key Concepts

ideological inconsistency cultural conflict

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why do they see capitalism as immoral?
  • Can religious values coexist with market economies?
A Different Perspective

Their view may overlook capitalism’s moral complexities.

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