Money, greed, and God : why capitalism is the solution and not the problem / Jay W. Richards.
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- 9780061375613
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- BR 115.C3 R53 2009
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BR 115 .A8 D97 2001 Visual faith : | BR 115 .B57 B39 2005 The power of the blood : | BR 115 .C3 D66 2003 How just is the market economy? / | BR 115 .C3 R53 2009 Money, greed, and God : | BR 115 .C45 T65 2015 Cities of tomorrow and the city to come : | BR 115 .C47 M55 2004 Consuming religion : | BR 115 .C5 B372 1949 De l'esprit bourgeois: |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [227]-255).
Can a Christian be a capitalist? -- Can't we build a just society? -- What would Jesus do? -- Doesn't capitalism foster unfair competition? -- If I become rich, won't someone else become poor? -- Isn't capitalism based on greed? -- Hasn't Christianity always opposed capitalism? -- Doesn't capitalism lead to an ugly consumerist culture? -- Are we going to use up all the resources? -- Working all things together for good.