Subject(s): philosophy. -- Right to property. -- Globalization. , Globalisation -- Absolute property creates poverty, debts and slavery: origin of the property economy in antiquity and biblical alternatives : Ancient Greece, Rome, Israel, Church -- Homo homini lupus: emergence of the capitalist possessive market society inn the modern age -- Case of John Locke: the inversion of human rights in the name of bourgeois property: Legitimization of forced labour by slavery, indigenous people of North America, Human rights -- Total market: how globalized capitalism id eliminating the commitment to sustain life : German constitution, Private property -- Fall of the twin tower: the enforcement of the total market through the absolute empire : Global civil war -- It is life enhancing production which must grow, not capitalist property: Latin American approaches to a renewed dependency theory: Polarization of the world, Development policy -- Another world is possible: rebuilding the system pf ownership from below from the perspective of life and the common good -- God or Mammon A confessional issues for the churches in the context of social movements -- Political demands of the church with respect to a new property system