By Ragan Sutterfield on 11/29/2011
We do not want a replacement for the current system of global capitalism, we want something altogether different, something that is hard to imagine in the midst of Empire…
Posted in Agrarian Notebook | Tagged activism, Babylon, Bible, Christianity and Empire, culture, economics, empire, GOD's kingdom, money, occupy, politics, protest, sabbath economics, Scripture, society |
By Ragan Sutterfield on 11/01/2011
A deep love for small things forms and trains us to savor the world and to recognize the unsavory when it appears…While major protests and efforts against the forces of global extractive economies have their place, we have the opportunity daily to participate in a slower, more profound work…
Posted in Agrarian Notebook, Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged agrarianism, collard greens, cooking, economics, empire, food, food and faith, globalization, localism, love, Philosophy, relocalization, slow food, small is beautiful, southern cooking |
By Christine Sine on 09/28/2011
Life will never be the same. We are not going back to the economy as it was. So how do we steward our finances in this insecure time with the kingdom of God in mind?…
Posted in Features, Money & Economics | Tagged Biblical view of money, Christian giving, christian stewardship, Christianity, economic collapse, economics, economy, faith and money, gift economy, GOD, God's Economy, mammon, money, stewarding money, stewardship |
By Jason Fowler on 08/27/2011
The mythology of an economic recovery has only served to blind us – to deceive us into maintaining business as usual. But we can no longer live with a blind eye toward the horizon…Will we be people of love and peace and mercy- will we be anchors in the storm?- or will we be swept away in fear and self-seeking because we find our hearts did not truly trust the LORD?…
Posted in Features, Money & Economics, Voice of One Calling | Tagged economic crash, economics, faith, fear, God's Economy, storm |
By Jason Fowler on 01/09/2011
Viv Grigg talks about how cooperative economics can be central to a more radical and embodied Christian discipleship. What is so disturbing about Viv’s word is that it challenges many of our preconceived notions about what it means to be a follower of Jesus in America and the Western world..
Posted in Videos, Voice of One Calling | Tagged alternative economy, Christian discipleship, christian faith, Christianity, cooperative economics, economics, God's Economy, money, The Work of the People, video, Viv Grigg |
By Jason Fowler on 09/28/2010
“We’re living in a totalitarian society. It’s not fascist in a political sense, but in the way that it’s economically organized. It’s organized for profit and for marketing. In that machinery there’s no real freedom…”
Posted in Excerpts, Features, Money & Economics, Society and Culture | Tagged book exerpt, christian community, Christianity and culture, Community and Ecclesia, corporations, corporatism, culture, Douglas Rushkoff, economics, economy, history, industrial revolution, Intentional Living, Life Inc., localism, mental slavery, prophetic voices, Springs of Contemplation, Theology, Thomas Merton, work |
By Leni Sorensen on 08/14/2010
Today rather then judge ourselves by some illusory benchmark of rural American self ’sufficiency’ we might better make an effort to be more self-reliant…we can discipline ourselves to participate in the world economy in a more conscious way and to strive for a level of self reliance appropriate to our life circumstance…
Posted in Features, Intentional Living | Tagged American history, Community and Ecclesia, community-reliance, economics, food production, Intentional Living, inter-dependence, interdependence, Justice, Leni Sorensen, local food movement, localism, rural living, self-reliance, self-reliant living, urban and rural homesteading, urban living |
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