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The Passage from Theology to Economics
Arnold McKeeBeginning with value premises of any kind, clearly one may judge the economic choices of individuals, since they are only part of moral behaviour in general. But my concern here…
Hinduism and Economic Development in South Asia
J.S. UppalThe people of South Asia are deeply religious and all facets of their lives including their endeavours to achieve material advancement are affected greatly by religious beliefs…
Value Analysis in Talmudic Literature in the Light of Modern Economics
Roman A. OhrensteinIt is by now a foregone conclusion that the Talmudic sages possessed a remarkable knowledge and understanding of highly sophisticated economic laws and practices. In fact, as far…
The Influence of Confucianism and Buddhism on Life‐Innovators in the Japanese Socio‐Economic Order
Takatsugu NatoThe Japanese spirit, as an integration of gods indigenous to Japan (“Shinto”), Confucianism and Buddhism, seems to have formed today's economy and society in Japan, for good or…
Mormonism and the Socio‐Economic Order
J. Kenneth DaviesMormonism as used in this article is defined as that theological system characteristic of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‐day Saints (Mormons) as distinguished from several…
A Christian Approach to Social Economics
Calvin A. KentIn a very real sense, the title of this article is overwhelming. The volume of writing both scholarly and otherwise on this subject would deter anyone who seriously sought to…
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- Professor Terence Garrett