Christian Morality and Market Capitalism. Friends or Foes?

Ian HarperOctober 21, 2003OP87

In the 5th Annual CIS Acton Lecture on Religion & Freedom, Ian Harper explores the moral basis of market capitalism––its strengths and weaknesses––and defends the view that there is nothing morally suspect about market capitalism per se.

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