Divine Economy : Theology and the Market (Radical Orthodoxy)
Editorial Reviews
Review
...Stephen Long's book is an important contribution to what is becoming an increasingly pressing theological preoccupation.
-M. Douglas Meeks, Vanderbilt University Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Winter 2002
[T]his contribution seeks to connect Cambridge intellectual hothouse with the rest of us The book...[is] a litmus test of Radical Orthodoxy's claim to credibility in religious and secular arenas.
-Theology
Stephen Long...has fashioned a complex book that challenges not only traditional approaches to economy...but also rejects nearly all the approaches of Christian scholars who deal with economic matters..
-Journal of Church and State
Book Description
Divine Economy is the first book to directly address the need for a closer relationship between the two areas. Theology and economics have been treated as very separate and isolated disciplines. Long seeks to answer the question, what has theology to do with economics? He explains that both theology and economics are sciences of human action. This book calls for an active dialogue between theology and economics that calls for a functional economy which doesn't subordinate theological knowledge.
Divine Economy : Theology and the Market (Radical Orthodoxy)
Divine Economy : Theology and the Market (Radical Orthodoxy),D. Long,D. Stephen Long,Routledge,0415226732,Business / Economics / Finance,Christianity,Economics,Economics - Theory,General,Religion,Religious aspects,Christian social thought & activity,Economic theory & philosophy,Interdisciplinary Studies,Religion / General,Religion: general
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