Biblical Economics: A Commonsense Guide to Our Daily Bread
During any discussion of economics and politics from a biblical  perspective, one will inevitably hear the oft-repeated statement, The Bible is not an economics textbook. No serious economist or theologian would deny this, but its implications are dangerous. The philosophical, moral, and ethical side of economics can easily be overlooked... Economics in theory and in practice touches heavily on, and at times rudely collides with, biblical ethics. Where ethics touches economics, the Bible is relevant. --R.C. Sproul, Sr.Biblical Economics is actually the third  incarnation of this book. It first appeared in 1985 under the title Money Matters, its author a prodigious twenty years old. Nine years later, as the economy became a topic of  obsessive concern among Americans, the book was reprinted as Dollar Signs of the Times. In 2002 it was published by the Highlands Study center as Biblical Economics and in 2008 released again by Tolle Lege Press. --Tolle Lege Press