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Contributors Introduction Robert P. Jones and Ted A. Smith Thinking with Traditions Chapter 1: The Little Commonwealth: The Family as Matrix of Markets and Morality in Early Protestantism John Witte, Jr. and Justin J. Latterell Chapter 2: When Ancient Teachings Meet Modern Problems: Jewish Approaches to Poverty, Inequality, and the Market William A. Galston Chapter 3: Election, Selection, and Distinction: Paradoxes of Grace, Clan, and Class Timothy P. Jackson Chapter 4: Pope Francis, Catholic Social Thought, and the Rejection of Fear E.J. Dionne, Jr. 　 Moral Sentiments Chapter 5: More Than Enough: Contentment and the Dominance of the Economic Sphere Christine D. Pohl Chapter 6: Stress Julie Meadows Chapter 7: Riots and Rip-Offs in Baltimore: Toward a Theology of Hopelessness Miguel A. De La Torre 　 For the Love of the World Chapter 8: Wasting Human Lives: Hyper-Incarceration in the United States Elizabeth M. Bounds Chapter 9: Challenging a New Frontier of Market Morality: The Case of Sweatshop Economics Keri Day 　 Chapter 10: Wage Against the Machine: Wage Activism, Worker Justice, and Disruptive Jesus in the Age of Advanced Capitalism C. Melissa Snarr Chapter 11: Speak Up, Judge Righteously, Stand with the Poor: The Jewish Imperative for Social Justice Jonah Dov Pesner 　 Public Theology and the Common Good Chapter 12: America, Land of the Free and Home of the Poor: Inequality as a Way of Life Darryl M. Trimiew Chapter 13: The Integrity of the Church in a Divided Society Steven M. Tipton Index