Reforming the Morality of Usury: A Study of the Differences that Separated the Protestant Reformers
"Jones provides a useful addition to the modern literature on the ancient topic of the morality of usury." --Christian Scholar's Review"Concise, clearly organized, and accessible...Written in an easy, readable language, with introductions and concluding paragraphs pinpointing the author's central preoccupations and conclusions in each essay." --Sixteenth Century Journal"A well-written, succinct, well-organized and well-documented book." --Lutheran Quarterly"Jones has done an excellent job of compiling and analyzing sources . . . A concise but superb history of changes in Judeo/Christian thought." --Till & Keep"A succinctly written primer . . . Jones has written a respectable book about an important subject." --Journal of Markets and Morality