Beyond Capitalism: Towards a Relational Economy
Western societies face economic decline and political instability due in significant part to the five moral flaws of Capitalism and their severe social consequences.
To release the oppressed: Reclaiming a biblical theology of liberation
Liberation is one of the great slogans of modern politics and one of the major themes of the Bible.
Is Capitalism Morally Bankrupt? Five moral flaws and their social consequences
Many Christians accept Capitalism as broadly in line with biblical teaching. Its economic success appears to vindicate attribution of its origins to Christian theology.
Three principles for Christian citizens
Three basic types of argument have a proper place as Christians engage in public life. These are arguments from the common good, from institutional independence, and from conscientious witness.
Unity and diversity: the church, race and ethnicity
Unity and diversity: the church, race and ethnicity by Sujit Sivasundaram
By any other name? ‘Fundamentalist’ and ‘evangelical’ as terms of public discourse
By any other name? 'Fundamentalist' and 'evangelical' as terms of public discourse by Christopher Watkin
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