The theological framework for economic justice. According to God’s Word – he not only created the world, but he also orders it.

In the contemporary world, political ideas often develop into ideologies, or "isms", such as capitalism, liberalism, socialism or communism etc. The economy is often at the centre of these "isms".

Made in the image of the Creator - it has to mean something, doesn't it?

Humans have been made with a purpose which includes work. Human life is valuable and one way it can be valued is through anticipated labour (expected productivity).

The Bible sees work as something given to us by the Lord from the dawn of creation. A gift which allows us to show something of our identity, to live with meaning and purpose, and to earn a living.

As scientists, we cannot solve the question of why nature behaves the way it does on our own, but with our own contributions, bit by bit we get closer.