Capitalism has emerged from Christianity and relies on it for survival. Christianity also needs capitalism and even demands it. However, it does not advocate for a state-regulated capitalism that only benefits those who maintain good relationships with the government, thereby inviting corruption and fraud. Instead, it calls for a capitalism that is so free that even money is produced under competitive conditions. Central banks create our money under state-guaranteed monopoly licenses, which grants them unjustified privileges. Through numerous examples from the Bible, Robert Grözinger demonstrates that the parables, statements, and admonitions of Jesus are underpinned by the principles of a truly free market economy. Principles such as individualism and private property are foundations that were established in the Old Testament.