Gorringe, Timothy J.2022-10-092022-10-092015-10-012015-11-010953-946810.1177/0953946814565981http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/4223209This essay suggests (1) that changes in economic practices which we associate with capitalism brought about deep changes in understandings of culture, and especially of Christianity; (2) that, given that capitalism is driving global warming, changes in the way in which we structure the economy, which for many of us have religious roots, will have to be adopted if we are going to survive; (3) that six priorities for an alternative economy may be identified.Magazine/Journaleng© The Author(s) 2015Economicsglobal warmingethicsinequalityvalueChristianityEconomics and the Priority of EthicsArticle