Weirdly interesting piece on the application of economics to faith.
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December 03, 2004
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Interesting. A couple of weeks ago my wife and I drove up to Devon Avenue in Chicago for Indian food. It's the only street I know where you can see Muslims, Hindus, and Orthodox Jews all living within a mile of each other. On one corner a community bank was advertizing "Islamic home loans." We did a double take to make sure we had read that right.
Posted by: Schrock | December 03, 2004 at 12:09 PM