Rediscovering Values : On Wall Street Main Street And Your Street

We ask what it means when jobs are lost, houses foreclosed, savings destroyed, and future hopes undermined. Lying beneath the measures of the depressed market is a moral deficit that is also increasingly apparent, and a hunger to recover former values is now apparent among many people–a hunger that is growing every day. Jim Wallis posits: to make sure that we do not simply repeat the mistakes of the past that led to this crisis, our economic recession must also be answered with a moral recovery. Jim challenges readers to stop asking how they can survive the crisis and start considering how the crisis can change them–from the inside out.