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The case for faith and a free market
The case for faith and a free market
Apr 6, 2026 12:12 AM

“In modern times, more and more Americans have unwittingly relinquished their freedoms and self-determination to career politicians,” says Daniel Garza, president and chairman of The LIBRE Institute. “Millions have ceded their fate to a raft of government programs and entitlements administered by a powerful central government.”

Fighting poverty through work, generated by a free market economic system, is essential to sustain a free society. Ours is the only system the world has ever known that so effectively improves the human condition — not only in the United States but wherever it has been adopted. It gives the individual independence from government control. It strengthens munities and families and liberates us to propagate endless moral, spiritual and charity-related activities of our own choosing.

Still, having said that, we must also recognize that many are facing major disadvantages. But instead of looking to government as the solution, we must encourage organizations, churches and individuals in our munities to lend a hand in times of need. In fact, the mands us to help the poor and the vulnerable.

On November 17, Mr. Garza will be speaking at the Acton Institute on “Latinos, The Freedom Agenda and the 2016 Elections.” For more information click here.

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