What’s Mine is Ours
A Christian Ethic of Property (Part 5)“That’s mine!” protests a child as another child snatches a toy. We’ve all seen it, we’ve all done it. There will be violence soon, unless a parent steps in. Often…
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An old 'new economy' movement
'The Gleaners' by Jean Fracois Millet. The gleaning laws of the Old Testament (Lev 19:9-10) structure a communal dimension to property rights: no one has absolute rights in property - others, especially…
Church at the Crossroads (Part 1)
If we are honest, many of us would have to admit to a deep ambivalence about church - about the church as an institution, and about the whole Sunday thing. Often this ambivalence is made up of a number…
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