Nathan McLellan is pursuing doctoral studies in religious Ethics at Southern Methodist University. He holds a master’s degree in economics from Massey University and a Master’s degree in theology from Regent College. He was formerly the Head of Research at the Marketplace Institute, Regent College and an economist at the New Zealand Treasury. He is also a Research Fellow at the Maxim Institute, New Zealand.
The newest Jubilee Centre book contends that the biblical law—and particularly the Old Testament laws that applied to Israel concerning Sabbath, the usury prohibition, and Jubilee—provides a coherent paradigm for envisaging an alternative to the current capitalist system, one that will encourage relationality.
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