What I see in front of me is an almighty bun fight. I see money circulating goods that arise from nature and labour. I see monetary evaluations and exchanges determining decisions related to production. I am allowed to believe in any god or religion I chose but I must accommodate or satisfy the money 'god' too. We all have too.
Money connects the incomparable.
The market involves a series of discrepancies and inadequacies that make a farce of economic theory whether it be mainstream or alternative or Marxian. I think that money gives capitalist exchange the appearance of rationality and balance and neutrality in a system that instead presents as a dog eat dog world, has no conceivable labour or ecological rationale and features decision making regarding production that gives monetary assessments, prices and profits, pride of place. In fact the system features rising debts at a personal, commercial, local and international level. Money certainly does not arise from commodity exchange in the way Marx's theory of the money commodity suggests. I believe that a credit theory of money is more plausible than Marx's theory of the money commodity.