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Toward A Living Economy: Self-Reliant Local Adaptation
I am exploring the tension between the conservation of natural systems and the need for development to improve the lives of people in poverty. Out of this tension arises the need to transition from our current model which pits these … Continue reading
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Toward a Living Economy: Cooperative Self-Organization
In the previous post I explored the inherent contradiction between the desire to protect and conserve the environment and the need for development within the current economic system based on a growth economy examining the current political situation in Bolivia … Continue reading
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Tagged Anarchism, Bolivia, Capitalism, Commons, Community, Consumerism, Darwin, Ecology, Economics, Ecosystem, Entropy, Human Nature, Indigenous, Law, Organization, Power, Rights, State, System
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The Ultimate Showdown: Mother Earth vs Globalization
Bolivia is a fascinating place to live right now. It is a bundle of contradictions and paradoxes that are a microcosm of the economic and ecological crises that the rest of the globe faces. Like any other collection of people, … Continue reading
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Holy Bread Batman! (Leviticus 24:5-9)
Leviticus 24: 5-6, 8-9 You shall take fine flour and bake twelve loaves from it; two tenths of an ephah shall be in each loaf. And you shall set them in two piles, six in a pile, on the table … Continue reading
The Law of Liberty (Leviticus 19 The New Testament Remix)
One semester in seminary I was taking a New Testament class and a Greek class on the Letter of James. In my New Testament class I volunteered to write a paper about James 1:25-27. I thought I’d have a leg … Continue reading
