Christian economics can refer to a combination of theology and economics that attempts to biblically justify a strict laissez-faire free market system, which, in a way, makes it the opposite of liberation theology. Traditionally this was how Christian economics was defined. Christian economics defined differently is closer to liberation theology and argues that Jesus valued poor people, also Christians have a duty to share what they have. A few Christians are arguing for this new definition.
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