Business Through the Eyes of Faith

Love this book! Worth the money and it is an easy read!

This book is fantastic for providing insight and encouragement to Christians in the workplace. I highly recommend this book! It is great for listing ways in which you can still live out the Christian lifestyle within the workplace.

This book is a nice collection of opinions by its three authors of what Christians should do in a business context. It is fairly thorough, covering a large host of topics. It's major drawback is that is written for an academic audience, yet fails to deliver at that standard. Academic works need to be full of support and references and this book as very little references (even Biblical). The book is full of statements stating what Christians should do and how they should act in certain contexts without any support to back their opinions. I say this, because some of the things they say are very debatable. It is an OK read, but I was quite disappointed due to its lack of support.

I was required to read this book for class and for not knowing what to expect, I actually enjoy reading it. The reading is easy to understand and has good points throughout the book.

OK

Awesome book

I am not a big fan of this book. I go to a Christian University and have to read this book for a class and I just loathe every minute of it. It's so boring. There is no personality and I never get anything out of the chapters. Plus the bok doesn't really flow together that well. It goes back on a lot of its main themes and doesn't flow. If you're looking for a casual read - don't choose this book. If you need it as a textbook? I'm sorry.

You can learn a lot about the bible business and yourself. Its an easy read and I think you will like it if you are a christian or not.

Interesting thoughts, I got it for school and due to a LOT of experience in the business world I think it is unrealistic and can possibly create a pariah complex in brilliant young minds entering the business world. It is a lot of opinion, and seems to paint the world as "them" and "us". I just have never experienced this in the corporate world. I guess it is a matter of opinion, but I figure if you want to change the world stay at home and work on yourself.