Christian Social Thought Series (14 vols.)
Overview
Is universal healthcare a practice that should be lauded by Christians, or rejected? Should a Christian-influenced government welcome immigrants with open arms, or provide a lengthy, difficult process for immigration, work application, and citizenship? These are among the many questions explored by the monographs in this series. Professors and economic program directors worldwide contribute to the discussion of economic, political, and social morality in America and third-world nations, providing dialogue that has decades of research and empirical evidence for support.
This series brings Christian moral reflection to bear on contemporary issues in social and economic life. Its volumes approach each subject by engaging seriously both the insights of the social sciences and the truths about persons and society available in the natural law and Christian theology.
The Logos edition links the citations of these monographs to their sources. Scripture references and footnotes appear on mouseover, and when you want to cite these works in your writing, Logos automatically provides the citation in your chosen style, making research and composition that much easier.
- Exploration of contemporary moral issues in economics
- Key analysis from today’s economic movers and shakers
- Discussion of immigration, tort law, education, business practice, and more
- Title: Christian Social Thought Series
- Series: Christian Social Thought
- Publisher: Acton Institute
- Volumes: 14
- Pages: 1,008
