Christianity and economics

Christianity and economics may refer to:

• Catholic social teaching, Catholic doctrine on economics and social organization
• Christian communism, the belief that Jesus taught his followers to practice communism
• Christian left, parts of Christianity associated with left-wing politics and related economic policies
• Christian socialism, the belief that Jesus taught his followers to practice socialism
• Christian right § Economics, economic views of parts of Christianity associated with right-wing politics
• Distributism, an economic theory asserting that productive assets should be widely owned rather than concentrated
• Economic ethics, an academic field which combines economics and ethics, including Christian ethics
• Protestant work ethic, a Christian work ethic concept widely studied in sociology, economics, and history
• Role of Christianity in civilization § Economic development, the impact of Christianity on economic development
• Social Creed (Methodist), Methodist doctrine on economics and social organization
• Social Gospel, a social movement to apply Christian ethics to social problems, including economic inequality