Title: Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we live
First published: 2005
Description: "Eat, Drink and Be Merry, for Tomorrow We Live is a collection of essays by a world authority on Christianity and global ethics. Each essay is intellectually rigorous, but written in non-technical language for the thoughtful reader.

The essays explore a broad range of topics, including the exhaustion of the Western Christian tradition and its need to 'cross boundaries' if it is to find renewal; why the North should be interested in development; how to respond to highly divergent views about the effects of the global economy; advice to Christian campaigners and demonstrators; differences and similarities between those who set out to reform the global economy and those who reject it wholesale; ways of doing social theology or social ethics; and some of the challenges made by faith traditions in the 'South' to the mainstream development tradition."--Jacket.
Subjects: Christian ethics, Christianity, Church and social problems, Economic development, Poverty, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Economic development, Religious aspects of Poverty, Religious aspects of Social justice, Social justice
LC classification: HN31 .T33 2005