'Robert Andelson and James Dawsey mine classical Biblical themes,  the vision of Henry George on land and the relationship of land policy to humane societies, and the production of wealth for the benefit of the community. Using these keys, they invoke the "Promised Land" as a symbol that offers challenging and promising horizons in the wake of the failures of both socialist and capitalist states. '

'Georgist economics can appeal with honesty and accuracy to the Bible, which is more than similar claims of many social reformers' John B. Cobb, Jr.

'This book appears at just the right moment... No true liberative development anywhere in the world will take place without benefit to the entire community...a book that should be greeted as a fresh, nuanced way to look anew at attitudes and policies that enslave so many.' John D. Davies
Bishop of Shrewsbury, England