The Christian church's interest in social justice is a subject that invites careful philosophical investigation. For example, do theologians who espouse "social justice" have a clear and defensible concept of the justice in view? Do theologians who pass moral judgement on socialism or capitalism have enough grounding in economics to know what they're talking about? This book is an essay in social and political philosophy that applies what the author has learned about justice and about the struggle between socialism and ...
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The Christian church's interest in social justice is a subject that invites careful philosophical investigation. For example, do theologians who espouse "social justice" have a clear and defensible concept of the justice in view? Do theologians who pass moral judgement on socialism or capitalism have enough grounding in economics to know what they're talking about? This book is an essay in social and political philosophy that applies what the author has learned about justice and about the struggle between socialism and capitalism to the often ill-grounded speculations of theologians.
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