Good of Affluence David W. Haley This delightful collection of fifty

This delightful collection of fifty witty and insightful essays is written for real people in plain language by an internationally respected philosopher who is well-known for his efforts to 'popularise' philosophy

A new look at a contentious period in the history of the Atlantic world Within just a half century

It also reviews and participates in some recent developments and controversies in Anglo-American ethical theory

encouraging book introduces preschool and primary-age children to ways of thinking and acting that will help them feel good about themselves and their lives

USA / Patrick Barwise London Business School / Rod Brodie University of Auckland / Anne T Coughlan Northwestern University / George Day University of Pennsylvania / Lars Gunnar-Mattsson Stockholm School of Economics / Hubert Gatignon INSEAD

Good of Affluence David W. Haley This delightful collection of fiftyIs wealth incompatible with true Christianity? In The Good of Affluence John R. Schneider reopens the debate over the proper Christian attitude toward money, arguing, ultimately, that Scripture does indeed provide support for the responsible possession of wealth. This is a provocative book of Christian theology, written to help people seeking God in a culture that has grown from modern capitalism.