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by Greg Forster (Editor), Anthony R. Cross (Editor), Matthew Croasmun (Foreword by)
Beyond an internal transformation or mere "moment of salvation," how does Christian faith envision the good life? This question demands not only a Christian view of how individuals should live, but of how social institutions are best arranged for human flourishing. In the advanced modern world, our common public life is mainly lived out in the domains of work and commerce, so a Christian view of economic life is essential to a modern Christian view of human flourishing. In this volume, established evangelical scholars in theology, biblical studies, and history explore their disciplines in connection with economic wisdom to yield insights about what it means to live wholly, fruitfully, and well. Faithful and provocative, these essays uncover fresh ground on topics ranging from poverty to work ethic to capitalism/socialism to slavery to non-profit entities to the medieval indulgence industry.
Author Biography
Greg Forster is the Director of the Oikonomia Network at Trinity International University in Deerfield, Illinois, USA.
Anthony R. Cross is an Adjunct Supervisor at The International Baptist Theological Study Centre Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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by Greg Forster (Editor), Anthony R. Cross (Editor), Matthew Croasmun (Foreword by)
Beyond an internal transformation or mere "moment of salvation," how does Christian faith envision the good life? This question demands not only a Christian view of how individuals should live, but of how social institutions are best arranged for human flourishing. In the advanced modern world, our common public life is mainly lived out in the domains of work and commerce, so a Christian view of economic life is essential to a modern Christian view of human flourishing. In this volume, established evangelical scholars in theology, biblical studies, and history explore their disciplines in connection with economic wisdom to yield insights about what it means to live wholly, fruitfully, and well. Faithful and provocative, these essays uncover fresh ground on topics ranging from poverty to work ethic to capitalism/socialism to slavery to non-profit entities to the medieval indulgence industry.
Author Biography
Greg Forster is the Director of the Oikonomia Network at Trinity International University in Deerfield, Illinois, USA.
Anthony R. Cross is an Adjunct Supervisor at The International Baptist Theological Study Centre Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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