Paul Oslington

The Protestant Ethic or the Spirit of Capitalism

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Kathryn Blanchard's book is a thought provoking and gracefully written exploration of what Christian freedom means in economic life. She wrestles with the thought of John Calvin, Adam Smith, and the Chicago School, taking economics seriously, but not so seriously as to silence her theological voice. Well informed and fair-minded, it is a personal book, with an admirable self awareness and awareness of the context of the authors she discusses. Choose it over many of the turgid and predictable volumes that line the Christian social ethics shelves.”

Transforming Daily Work into a Divine Vocation

Work, Money & Leadership

“This is a deeply theological, wise, and truly helpful book for Christians seeking to connect their faith to their daily work. It is the fruit of Robert Banks’s many years walking beside and listening to Christians seeking to do this, across many countries and spheres of life. It is rare in its recognition of the practical difficulties and of the wider economic environment which constrains action as well as opening up opportunities. Highly recommended.”