Property and Richaes in the Early Church

Exploring the intersection of faith and materialism, this book addresses the challenges Christians face in an affluent society. It questions attitudes toward money and possessions, examining the church's role in a welfare state. The text delves into whether true Christian living requires a total renunciation of material goods or if alternative approaches can align with Christian teachings. Through thought-provoking discussions, it encourages readers to reflect on their values and responsibilities within a consumer-driven culture.