Andrew T. Hayashi is Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law, USA, and was a McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, USA.Allen Calhoun is an editor in the tax law field and has been a McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, USA, as well as adjunct professor of federal income tax, ethics, and philosophy.

• Introduction, Andrew T. Hayashi and Allen Calhoun; 1. Secular Approaches to Tax Law and Policy, Andrew T. Hayashi; 2. A Sacred Offering: Viewing Tax Through a Theological Lens, Allen Calhoun; 3. Taxation of Work in Christian Theology, David Hasen; 4. Suffer the Little Children, Samuel D. Brunson; 5. Creation Care, Environmental Stewardship, and Taxation, Tracey M. Roberts; 6. Estate Tax as Jubilee: The Estate Tax Debate Through the Lens of the Old and New Testaments, Joshua Cutler; 7. Taxing Sinfully? Flawed Taxes as Sin Taxes, Mildred Wigfall Robinson; 8. Christian Private Foundations and Impact Investing, Khrista McCarden; 9. A Catholic Social Teaching Approach to Tax Administration and Enforcement, W. Edward Afield; 10. The Political Elusiveness of Judeo-Christian Inspired Tax Policy, Susan Pace Hamill

Andrew T. Hayashi is Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law, USA, and was a McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, USA.Allen Calhoun is an editor in the tax law field and has been a McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, USA, as well as adjunct professor of federal income tax, ethics, and philosophy.

• Introduction, Andrew T. Hayashi and Allen Calhoun; 1. Secular Approaches to Tax Law and Policy, Andrew T. Hayashi; 2. A Sacred Offering: Viewing Tax Through a Theological Lens, Allen Calhoun; 3. Taxation of Work in Christian Theology, David Hasen; 4. Suffer the Little Children, Samuel D. Brunson; 5. Creation Care, Environmental Stewardship, and Taxation, Tracey M. Roberts; 6. Estate Tax as Jubilee: The Estate Tax Debate Through the Lens of the Old and New Testaments, Joshua Cutler; 7. Taxing Sinfully? Flawed Taxes as Sin Taxes, Mildred Wigfall Robinson; 8. Christian Private Foundations and Impact Investing, Khrista McCarden; 9. A Catholic Social Teaching Approach to Tax Administration and Enforcement, W. Edward Afield; 10. The Political Elusiveness of Judeo-Christian Inspired Tax Policy, Susan Pace Hamill

Andrew T. Hayashi is Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law, USA, and was a McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, USA.Allen Calhoun is an editor in the tax law field and has been a McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, USA, as well as adjunct professor of federal income tax, ethics, and philosophy.

• Introduction, Andrew T. Hayashi and Allen Calhoun; 1. Secular Approaches to Tax Law and Policy, Andrew T. Hayashi; 2. A Sacred Offering: Viewing Tax Through a Theological Lens, Allen Calhoun; 3. Taxation of Work in Christian Theology, David Hasen; 4. Suffer the Little Children, Samuel D. Brunson; 5. Creation Care, Environmental Stewardship, and Taxation, Tracey M. Roberts; 6. Estate Tax as Jubilee: The Estate Tax Debate Through the Lens of the Old and New Testaments, Joshua Cutler; 7. Taxing Sinfully? Flawed Taxes as Sin Taxes, Mildred Wigfall Robinson; 8. Christian Private Foundations and Impact Investing, Khrista McCarden; 9. A Catholic Social Teaching Approach to Tax Administration and Enforcement, W. Edward Afield; 10. The Political Elusiveness of Judeo-Christian Inspired Tax Policy, Susan Pace Hamill