
Presenting a worldview of a godly economic system with some criteria that can be used to evaluate how it serves the purposes of God intended:
- The system should produce an adequate supply of products and services to enhance the quality of life
- The system should provide for the basic needs of marginal and disadvantaged people
- The system should respond to and allow for individual differences and needs. There should be fair and equitable means of resolving conflicts
- The system should reward and encourage initiative and hard work
- The system should provide meaningful work for all people and provide opportunities for them to contribute to welfare of society
- The system should use natural and human resources efficiently and carefully
- The system should respect and care for other countries; it should not exploit them or rob future generations
- Power and access to power should be spread equitably among sector of society and special interest groups
- The benefits of the system and the costs of providing them should be spread equitably throughout the system
- Human rights should be protected
- Individuals should be valued and given opportunity to grow and develop


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With reference to:
1. Chapter 1- Business: Is there a Christian perspective? “Business through the eyes of faith” by Richard C. Chewning and John W. Eby and Shirley J. Roels
U bought the book? Can lend? Not cheapo here. hahaha
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Haven’t read any christian books on business b4. Quite hard to find leh.
Just curious to find out more, since im venturing into business right now.
Seah:
I also borrowed this book and have returned it. But I do have other books if you like.
Let me know lor…
There are also other books like Believers in Business by Laura Nash PHD of Havard Business School, and of course, Anointed for Business by Ed Silvoso.
Caesar:
Fortunately, I have those two books you recommended, but just yet to read them.
Since it comes recommended by you, they must be a good read and so I’ll read them . Thanks =)