Engaging Structural Greed Today: Christian and Muslims in Dialogue

Authors

  • Wan Aimran Author
  • Adi Setia Author
  • Aliff Basri Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66207/jis.v12i1.177

Keywords:

Structural greed, economics, gift economy, Christians, Mus- lims, interfaith dialogue

Abstract

Positive resistance to structural greed is imperative, not simply due to its debilitating effects impacting on our livelihoods on a day to day basis, but also because it impinges upon our way of being in this world as Muslims and Christians. A recognition that the economy is simply a means to higher ends—such as happiness, belonging and security—can serve as a good basis for an interfaith dialogue towards overcoming structural greed.

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Published

2014-06-01

How to Cite

Engaging Structural Greed Today: Christian and Muslims in Dialogue. (2014). Islamic Sciences, 12(1), 61-110. https://doi.org/10.66207/jis.v12i1.177

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