Donald is an Emeritus Fellow of Jesus College and Tutor in Economics at Oxford University. He established the 'Developing a Christian Mind' programme which provides space for postgraduates, postdocs & faculty to think about how to integrate their Christian faith with academic life.
Productive enterprises exist to serve others by providing goods and services, to enable human beings to exercise their calling to work productively, and to use resources wisely.
Putting too much weight on 'earning' as one of the purposes of work, the risk is to fail to hear God's calling for us. This pressure to earn precludes many possibilities of work for God's kingdom.
Donald is an Emeritus Fellow of Jesus College and Tutor in Economics at Oxford University. He established the 'Developing a Christian Mind' programme which provides space for postgraduates, postdocs & faculty to think about how to integrate their Christian faith with academic life.
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Donald Hay
Economic Justice
The theological framework for economic justice. According to God’s Word – he not only created the world, but he also orders it.
Productive Entreprises
Productive enterprises exist to serve others by providing goods and services, to enable human beings to exercise their calling to work productively, and to use resources wisely.
Household Finances
Putting too much weight on 'earning' as one of the purposes of work, the risk is to fail to hear God's calling for us. This pressure to earn precludes many possibilities of work for God's kingdom.
Transactions in Markets for Goods and Services
The command to love the neighbour, and humankind’s dominion over the created order: the relevance of higher-level Derived Social Principles.
Creation and Natural Resources
The natural order is God’s good creation: it is abundant and fruitful. Looking at general principles behind the OT texts.
On Being a Christian Academic
Prof. Donald Hay on being a Christian academic.
Donald is an Emeritus Fellow of Jesus College and Tutor in Economics at Oxford University. He established the 'Developing a Christian Mind' programme which provides space for postgraduates, postdocs & faculty to think about how to integrate their Christian faith with academic life.