The Peril of Usury in the Christian Tradition

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 65 (2):128-140 (2011)
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Abstract

Through the sixteenth century, the Christian tradition upheld the biblical denunciation of usury as the oppression of the poor and the neighbor. The church should critically retrieve this understanding as a contribution to the public discourse about the oppressive use of interest and debt in the current worldwide fiscal crises

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