When the churches falter, the moral strength of capitalism is diminished. Capitalism depends on the family for much of its social and moral strength. When the family disintegrates, the capitalist order falls into confusion and disarray. The motive power for the pursuit of life, liberty, and property is in the filial and parental love of a home with its dimensions of ancestry and posterity. Capitalism enables entrepreneurs to be free people, taking their own risks and collecting their own rewards.
Work is a privilege and a virtue under capitalism.
Leisure is honored, but idleness is suspect. The idea that work is a scourge and a curse has no place in the climate of capitalism. Capitalism holds profits derived from risk and investment to be as honorable as wages or rent. Dividends paid to those who invest capital in an enterprise are as worthy as interest paid to a depositor in a savings bank. The idea abroad that risk capital is unproductive is patently false.