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Living With Less in the Land of More
Many are reflecting on the stuff we own and how it owns us in this season of shopping and gift-giving. I read an excellent article recently about one family’s journey with their relationship to their stuff (Stuffed to the gills: … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Books, Capitalism, Change, Church, Community, Consumption, Corporations, Culture, Discernment, Economics, Ethics, Faith, HowTo, Jesus, Justice, Life, Links, Parenting, Poverty, Solutions, Sustainability, Theology, Waste
Tagged Advertising, Bolivia, Books, Capitalism, Church, Community, Consumerism, Conversion, Economics, Faith, Idolatry, Life, Media, Ownership, Possessions, Power, Property, Simple Living, Theology
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Wading Into the Pond
The previous post discussed an ethical dilemma presented by Peter Singer concerning the choice between saving some fancy shoes or a drowning child in a shallow pond. The conclusion was that charity is the best we can do within the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Capitalism, Change, Church, Community, Consumption, Corporations, Culture, Economics, Empire, Ethics, Faith, HowTo, Jesus, Justice, Life, Poverty, Revolution, Solutions, Sustainability, Theology, Violence, Waste, Wealth
Tagged America, Capitalism, Church, Commons, Community, Consumerism, Conversion, Domination, Economics, Faith, Jubilee, Life, Oppression, Organization, Ownership, Possessions, Power, Property, Protest, Simple Living, System, Taxes, Theology
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The Shallow Pond Dilemma
It seems appropriate in this time of gluttony and the consumer frenzy of consumerism known as Black Friday, to talk about the ethical dilemmas of the financial choices we make. A long time ago, I listened to Episode #100 of … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Capitalism, Church, Community, Consumerism, Economics, Jubilee, Luke, Oppression, Possessions, Power, Property, Simple Living, Solidarity, System, Theology, USA
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Occupy This Blog?!
Occupy Wall Street! Occupy Together! Occupy The Pasture! Occupy Religion! Occupy This Blog?! The slogan has become pervasive over the last two months, but what does it mean to “occupy” Wall Street? Or your town? Or something else, like food, … Continue reading
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Tagged Activism, Acts, America, Anabaptist, Anarchism, Capitalism, Church, Community, Dreams, Faith, Hope, Indigenous, Jubilee, Kingdom, Media, Mennonite, News, Organization, Power, Protest, Solidarity, System, Theology, USA
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Living in Limbo
I’m not unemployed or underemployed like some of the people protesting at various Occupy gatherings across the US, but I am in limbo. When we were deported from Bolivia, I thought our time at home would be a vacation while … Continue reading
