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Publication
Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books, 1988, 1991 (2d printing)
Physical description
xv, 304 p.; 22 cm
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CONTENTS
Part I : Stewardship and the Spiritual Life.
1. You Cannot Serve God and Mammon.
2. Working as a Servant of God.
3. Resting in the Providence of God.
Part II : Stewardship and Justice.
4. A Christian View of Economic Justice.
5. Does Justice Demand Equality?
Part III : Stewardship and Economic Principles.
6. Working Harder.
7. Working Smarter.
8. Stewardship, Value, and Price.
9. Stewardship, Money, and Inflation.
10. Sound Money for Good Stewardship.
Part IV : Stewardship and Government.
11. Stewardship and Limited Government.
12. Stewardship and Economic Regulation : Price Controls.
13. Stewardship, Access Controls, and Subsidies.
Part V : Stewardship and Poverty.
14. The Nature and Causes of Poverty.
15. How Churches Can Help the Poor.
16. How Individuals and Families Can Help the Poor.
Appendix One : Methodological Note on the Use of Biblical Law.
Appendix Two : Bibliography on a Christian Philosophy of Civil Government.
Part I : Stewardship and the Spiritual Life.
1. You Cannot Serve God and Mammon.
2. Working as a Servant of God.
3. Resting in the Providence of God.
Part II : Stewardship and Justice.
4. A Christian View of Economic Justice.
5. Does Justice Demand Equality?
Part III : Stewardship and Economic Principles.
6. Working Harder.
7. Working Smarter.
8. Stewardship, Value, and Price.
9. Stewardship, Money, and Inflation.
10. Sound Money for Good Stewardship.
Part IV : Stewardship and Government.
11. Stewardship and Limited Government.
12. Stewardship and Economic Regulation : Price Controls.
13. Stewardship, Access Controls, and Subsidies.
Part V : Stewardship and Poverty.
14. The Nature and Causes of Poverty.
15. How Churches Can Help the Poor.
16. How Individuals and Families Can Help the Poor.
Appendix One : Methodological Note on the Use of Biblical Law.
Appendix Two : Bibliography on a Christian Philosophy of Civil Government.