The good of affluence: Seeking God in a culture of wealth

InterVarsity, 1994, the author felt the book was different enough to publish under a new title; the main premise remains the same, but the introduction, first chapter, and epilogue are new, and the arguments throughout the rest of the book have been reframed and "[stand] more solidly and conspicuously upon well-established scholarship" (ix). Schneider writes to executives and entrepreneurs, yet he is cognizant that college students, fellow theologians, and other Christian leaders examine his writings as well.