New Holy Wars

Explore the thought-provoking insights of New Holy Wars by Robert H. Nelson, published by Pennsylvania State University Press in 2010. This compelling book delves into the intersection of economics and environmentalism, presenting them as competing public religions rooted in a Christian worldview. With 416 pages of in-depth analysis, Nelson argues that the ongoing debates surrounding global warming and environmental challenges are fundamentally shaped by theological differences among their proponents. Ideal for readers interested in the religious dimensions of contemporary issues, this paperback offers a unique perspective on how faith influences our understanding of economics and the environment. Discover the intricate relationship between belief systems and public policy in this enlightening read.