More than a century ago, a visionary statistician and entrepreneur made a bold claim: lasting business success is built not on clever tactics or ruthless competition, but on the timeless principles of religious faith. In Religion and Business, Roger W. Babson challenges readers to see commerce as a moral calling—a sphere where honesty, service, and integrity are not obstacles to profit but the very foundations of it. Writing with the plainspoken conviction of a self-made man, Babson draws from Scripture, personal experience, and the lessons of history to argue that the same divine laws that govern the soul also govern the marketplace. This complete, unabridged edition reproduces the original 1920 text exactly as Babson wrote it, accompanied by a modern introduction and reader's notes that illuminate its historical context and lasting relevance. Whether you are a student of business history, a seeker of purpose in your work, or simply curious about the roots of the prosperity gospel, Religion and Business offers a provocative and earnest vision of work as worship. Part of The Classic Success Library.