secularization

autonomous humanism

reasonableness of faith

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1998 George Soros

1997

1

2

M i c h a e l S a n d e l A l a n

Wolfe Daniel Bell Fred Hirsch

1 “. . . the failures of the market mechanism pale into insignificance com-

pared to the failure of what I call the non-market sector of society. When

I speak of the non-market sector I mean the collective interests of soci-

ety, the social values that do not find expression in markets” (George

Soros, The Crisis of Global Capitalism [London: Little, Brown & Co.,

1998], xxv).

2 “Market fundamentalists have transformed an axiomatic, value-neutral

theory into an ideology. . . the idea that some values may not be nego-

tiable is not recognized, or, more exactly, such values are excluded from

the realm of economics” (Soros, Crisis of Global Capitalism, 43).

4 1

contractual economy

James Coleman

social capital

Robert H. Nelson Economics as Religion

3

Gary Becker Richard Posner

Sex and Reason

3 “At the heart of the Chicago project is an assumption—an article of faith—

that all the world is driven by self-interested economic rationality. People

do things because these actions offer them greater positive benefits than

the cost incurred” (Robert N. Nelson, Economics as Religion [University

Park: Penn State, 2001]).

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4

5

4 Robert N. Nelson, “Economic Religion versus Christian Values,” Journal

of Markets and Morality 1, no. 2 (October 1998): 142–57

5 David F. Wells

No Place for Truth, or, Whatever Happened to Evangelical Theo-

logy (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1993)

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David Wells

6

7

6 214

7 234

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8

eschatological covenantal

charismatic Eucharistic community

eschaton

8 236

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the church is a

Eucharistic community

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“economics”— oikonomia: the nomia of the oikos

divine economy

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marketability

Wolf Dieter-Narr

inwardness

9

Gilles

Deleuze Felix Guattari

9 Wolf Dieter-Narr, “Toward a Society of Conditioned Reflexes,” in Ob-

servation on the Spiritual Situation of the Age, ed. Jòrgen Habermas (Cambridge,

MA: MIT, 1984), 33, 36.

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10

10 Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and

Schizophrenia , quoted in From Modernism to Postmodernism: An

Anthology, ed. Lawrence Cahoone (Oxford: Blackwell, 1996), 414–15.

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