"This essay shows how the Protestant imaginary reconciles -- rather than opposes -- open access initiatives with market economics by tracing the rhetoric of openness to free-market liberalism."

http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/11/4/000340/000340.html

Read this by chance. Not a religious person myself -- and certainly not Christian -- but still touched by some of the sentiments. I wonder what the Buddha has to say about Open Access.

"While free tends toward ambiguity... open tends toward obfuscation" --- a great quote from Christopher Kelty!