Economic theology: a question of academic primacy? A response to Beltramini

The Handbook's target audience - secular social scientists and economists, that is people who often think that theology has nothing to tell them - simply switches off when they hear 'economic theology'. [...]talking about God on the one hand, and talking about theology or in terms of theology on the other, does clearly not have to mean the same thing. If the debate really is to continue, a hope stated in the last sentence of the review, theologically minded people might be well advised to first kindle curiosity rather than to insist on the illegitimacy of liberal secularism as the outcome of the debate. the author Stefan Schwarzkopf is Associate Professor at the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School.