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British Evangelicals and the Problem of Work

British Evangelicals and the Problem of Work

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  • Stuart Weir

How is work to be viewed? How do we evaluate the work done by either believers or unbelievers? This article argues that there is an uncomfortable relationship between British evangelicals and ordinary work, and wants to understand the reasons for this state of affairs. It also wants to point a way forward for a better development of a theology of work. This article focuses on the work done by unbelievers in the context of common grace.

Source: Evangelical Quarterly, 2011. 14 pages.

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