Jordan talks with Glenn Butner delve about economics, theology, and moral formation. They explore the nature of markets, the theological implications of economic systems, and how incentives can influence moral behavior. The conversation also touches on the fact-value distinction in economics, the role of common grace in market systems, the influence of institutions and social norms, the ongoing injustices present in economic interactionsm, and more!

Resources:

1) Work Out Your Salvation: A Theology of Markets and Moral Formation, Glenn Butner

2) Business for the Common Good: A Christian Vision for the Marketplace

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast

04:59 Understanding Markets: Definitions and Dynamics

12:03 Theological Perspectives on Markets and Moral Formation

18:01 Behavioral Economics: The Impact of Incentives on Morality

23:05 Fact-Value Distinction in Economics: A Philosophical Inquiry

26:19 The Role of Theology in Economics

28:03 Understanding Common Grace and Markets

30:40 Influence of Institutions and Social Norms

35:21 Addressing Injustice in Market Systems

40:37 Moral Obligations in Economic Systems

44:09 The Intersection of Theology and Economics