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6 Jun 2023: makers and investors to build an environment in which sustainable economic development is possible. ... on micro businesses and community based initiatives that build local. environmental and economic resilience.

4 Jul 2019: He understood the underlying notion of this approach to (what hedeemed to be Protestant) economics to be competition. ... It is his view ofinterventionist economics that has become more strongly attached to themeaning of social justice.

5 May 2015: Joseph B. Suray, Towards a Theology of Universality: John Wesley’s Socio-Economic, Political and Moral Insights on British Class and Indian Caste Distinctions 143.

16 Aug 2021: In a world faced by the many ethical, cultural and economic challenges of globalisation,indigenisation and decolonisation, Greg will reflect on what it means as Christians in theWesleyan tradition to be

27 Sep 2016: As Collins describes, Wesley’s approach to the problems of the poor is moresoteriological than social and economic. ... Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press. Jennings, Theodore. 1990. Good News to the Poor: John Wesley’s Evangelical Economics.

22 Oct 2018: 5. According to Reformed practical theologian Ed Farley, a redemptive structure is:l a social, economic or political system or practicel that shapes the encounters and interactions that happen within itl

26 Oct 2021: settle”.She used this to highlight theparadox that long-term sus-tainability is traditionally val-ued and that economic gro -wth at the expense of theenvironment is unwise, whilethe people’s

23 Sep 2015: Generally, Christians have been mobile, pursuing their own interests,such as work availability, family matters, economic reasons, environmentalproblems, studies, etc. ... 1999. Global Transformation: Politics,. Economics and Culture. Oxford: Polity

12 Dec 2022: What is the solution tochild poverty? For some it isclear: the Government sho -uld intervene and change itssocial, economic and taxa-tion policies to raise the in-comes of the poorest

23 Sep 2015: Contemporary economic and social dynamics are creating new spaces in whichthis aspect of the Church’s mission is becoming relevant again. ... In the context of secularised societiesshaped by diverse political, social and economic forces such small