Manna Gum | Enough for all

As far as the Bible is concerned, there is no such thing as a 'spirituality' that is disconnected from our material lives. Loving God and loving our neighbour go together, and this means we need to pay attention to the impact of our economic lives.

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Our day to day acts of work, leisure and consumption connect us, in more ways than we know, to the big issues of poverty, injustice and ecological decline in the world. We need to begin to disentangle the complex web of the economic systems we live in.

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