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Volume 11, Number 1
Spring 2008

Editorial

1
The State of the Question in Religion and Economics

Article

7
The Importance and Contemporary Relevance of Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI’s Jesus of Nazareth
27
Natural Law in Tocqueville’s Thought
41
The Ethical Basis for Taxation in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas
59
Smithian Perspective on the Markets of Beliefs: Public Policies and Religion
77
Slippery When Wet: The Real Risk in Business
93
Professional Ethics and Complicity in Wrongdoing

Review

103
Review of three works on the intersection of faith and economics
106
Review of "John Calvin Rediscovered: The Impact of His Social and Economic Thought"
107
Review of "Incorrectly Political: Augustine and Thomas More"
109
Review of "United States Welfare Policy: A Catholic Response"
112
Review: "Can a Health-Care Market Be Moral? A Catholic Vision"
115
Review: "The Vocation of Business: Social Justice in the Marketplace"
118
Review: "Criminal Justice and the Catholic Church"
121
Review of "Wirtschaft und Ethik: Maßstäbe wirtschaftlichen Handelns aus biblischer und ökonomischer Sicht"
124
Review of "Human Development in the Era of Globalization: Essays in Honor of Keith B. Griffen"
127
Review of "Dishonest Dollars: The Dynamics of White-Collar Crime"
129
Review of "The Age of Abundance: How Prosperity Transformed America’s Politics and Culture"
131
Review of "Biotechnology and the Human Good"
133
Review of "Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility"
135
Review of "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Utility"
139
Review of "Human Goods, Economic Evils: A Moral Approach to the Dismal Science"
141
Review of "Morality, Political Economy, and American Constitutionalism"

Status Quaestionis

149
Sergey Bulgakov and the Spirit of Capitalism
157
The National Economy and the Religious Personality (1909)

Contributors

181
Contributors

The National Economy and the Religious Personality (1909)

by Sergey N. Bulgakov

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