Roy McCloughry
Christianity and Economics in the Post-Cold War Era
Work, Money & Leadership
“The Oxford Declaration grew out of an extraordinary process that brought together people from different cultures, professional backgrounds, and ideological commitments. . . . The resulting declaration is a landmark in the history of Christian ethics. It is not a stopping point but an encouragement to continue the process of drawing people into relationships where intellectual rigor, humility, and understanding provide a potent mix. It is also a warning to those secular thinkers who currently hold center stage in Western societies that Christians are waiting in the wings.”
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