Introduction PART I SWORDS: CRITICAL ENGAGEMENTS BETWEEN ECONOMICS AND THEOLOGY 1. Why Is Engagement Difficult? 2. What Do Theologians Need To Know About Economics? 3. A Framework For Doing Theology In The Marketplace 4. Red Toryism, Common Good, And One Nation 5: A Response To Hartropp, Pollitt, Poole And Chapman PART II PLOWSHARES (1): RESOURCES FOR COLLABORATION 6. On The Idea Of Commerce As A Natural Means Of Human Improvement: 7. Economics And Virtue Ethics: Reflections From A Christian Perspective 8. Radical Or Realist? The Social Ethics Of John Of Chrysostom And Reflection On The Common Good 9: Response: Finding Common Ground: Contemporary Resources For Collaboration 10. The Kingdom Of God And The Economic System: An Economics Of Hope PART III PLOWSHARES (2): VISIONS OF THE COMMON GOOD 11. Theological Perspectives For A Human Economy At Its Limits And Within Its Limits 12. Is The Model Of Human Nature In Economics Fundamentally Flawed? 13. Transcending The Long Twentieth Century: Why We Should And How 14. Christianity And Social Flourishing: Theology, Politics And Economics 328 Conclusion Selected Bibliography.