"For the new Power Christians, God is the new CEO"

[HammerStone]

Article: http://www.newstatesman.com/religion/2013/06/new-power-christians-god-new-ceo

During the testosterone-fuelled boom years, Christian faith was about surviving in the City, but since 2008 and the revelation that it was all built on sand, Christians have been saying unequivocally that the gospel is non-negotiable, that working in commerce isn’t about surviving as a Christian but about transforming the way we do business, that Christianity is disruptive of systemic greed and corruption: that, in short, their work serves their faith and not the other way round. They are converting markets, not just people. These are the new Power Christians.

There are a number of interesting observations that I would love to chat about, but I wanted to see what others took from it first. There are some very interesting parallels with American Christianity to some good things and some bad things.

Thoughts?