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There is an interesting collection called _Religion and Economic Justice_ 
edited by Michael Zweig, Temple University Press, 1991. 
 
Two books I have seen but not read are _The Soul of Economies_ by Denise 
Breton and Christopher Largent, 1991, Idea House Publishing, and  _With all 
your possessions : Jewish ethics and economic life_ by Meir Tamari, 1987, 
Free Press. 
 
There seems to be something of a "Catholic Economics" that is affiliated 
with the Association for Social Economics and the _Review of Social 
Economy_, and the same _Review_ has published some articles on "Buddhist 
Economics" that followed Schumacher's famous article. 
 
Herman Daly and John B. Cobb, Jr.'s __For the Common Good_ touches on some 
religious themes, I believe. 
 
A number of non-economists have written on religion and economic issues 
(in a broad socio-political context).  Cornel West, for example. 
 
 
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