RICH CHRISTIANS IN AN AGE OF HUNGER
Sider, Ronald J.
InterVarsity Press, 1997
249 pages

A must-read classic for Christians concerned with social justice issues. The book has three basic parts: a presentation of the unequal state of affairs between the rich and the poor; an examination of how God views wealth, the poor and structural evil; and practical implementation of biblical truth in these areas. Throughout the book Sider uses Bible passages, facts and figures to drive home the gravity of the situation faced by the world’s poor. While not providing definitive answers, Sider challenges readers to take an active role in searching out those answers and acting out the implications of their faith in everyday life.

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From The Marketplace Annotated Bibliography, used by permission of InterVarsity Press, P.O. Box 1400, Downers Grove, IL 60515, USA. www.ivpress.com
Read the Introduction.