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Since the global financial crisis of 2008 particular attention has been drawn to the economy of debt that
the banking master-minds of the late 20th century have devised for the world’s financial markets. This article explores some parallels between contemporary ideas about financial debt and our indebtedness to God.
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Editorial Editorial 'God and the university' | Bill Peirson Features Reckoning with the secular university | Peter Harrison ($Subscriber) Fundamental or ornamental? The humanities in... View full product details
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