What is Reddit's opinion of Bulls, Bears and Golden Calves: Applying Christian Ethics in Economics?

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>we seem to conclude that capitalism works as a result of the Fall and is the best system to reflect what real people do, think, and act/make decisions

I agree. Perfect world situation, we wouldn't need money. With the actions, attitudes, and personalities in the world though, reputation and thoughtfulness alone can't be prime motivators.

>What then is the purpose of business? Does it cover topics like what choice to make between laying off people or making a profit for share holders?

I'm far enough removed that I don't recall the entirety of its scope, but I do recall that it said business owners were entrusted by God to both profit and care for employees. In other words, you can't forsake one for the benefit of the other.

Here's the amazon page. Well worth the read if you're interested.