Blog, page 60
“Occupy Wall Street in Global Context: Protests around the World of the past year”
Looking beyond one’s immediate context usually provides perspective.
Extensive data set: “Index of Economic Freedom”
Mexico ranks fairly well, with a couple of troubling exceptions.
“Stunning photo depicts urban contradiction”
“Adversity and holiness”
“F.F. Bruce on God’s discipline”
“Mexico working to become an “Open Government” leader”
“Mystery of Adversity”
“Obama is not the Pharaoh”
Lots of good stuff on Scriptorium Daily.
“The ‘Big Love’ Strategy”
“Will the Poor Always Be with Us?”
“Old newspaper clipping about a Allied officers in a POW camp in WWII”
Pressing on “…to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ”
–Paul to the Ephesians
“To Fix Inequality, You Would Need to Literally Occupy (and Destroy) Wall Street”
Again, “inequality” per se isn’t the problem, but the growing disparity between haves and have-nots is a problem.