Primitive Christianity Revived, Again
Friends have long been interested in questions of economics. Quaker businesses helped pioneer the industrial revolution and Friends continue to agitate for equitable economic conditions and the end of modern-day oppressive work situations.
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Started by Kenneth Lawrence Schroeder. Last reply by Joe Turner 5th month 9, 2011. 1 Reply 1 Like
John Woolman restrained his involvement in business so that he wouldn't be tempted by greed or 'worldliness' in general, and so that he would have time to wait on the Lord in silence.I am of a like…Continue
Started by Forrest Curo 2nd month 22, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
We have available the rather readable, observationally-oriented economics of John Kenneth Galbraith-- the faith-based dogmas of the Chicago School etc ( producing the sort of conclusions that led one…Continue
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