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Christian Ethics and the Business Ethos

Few topics can generate quite so much personal self·interest or be subject to such complex philosophical rationalization as the relationship between one's faith and the work-a-day world of economics. The topic is so personal because every individual's fate is somehow related to the issues of wealth. vocation, work, and the economic injustices between persons which exist in our world. It is philosophically complex because of the competing economic ideologies, systems, traditions, and values which affect the means available to persons for earning a livelihood.