Sustainability: Economics, Ecology, and Justice |
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... participation in a community which intends to serve him and which remembers the failures as well as the achievements of the past . But , finally , Christians know that they stand alone with Christ responding or failing to respond to the ...
... participation in a community which intends to serve him and which remembers the failures as well as the achievements of the past . But , finally , Christians know that they stand alone with Christ responding or failing to respond to the ...
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... participation " pointed to the importance of having third - world peoples participate in planning their own development rather than simply be objects of the activ- ities of others in their behalf . Further , it meant that they should be ...
... participation " pointed to the importance of having third - world peoples participate in planning their own development rather than simply be objects of the activ- ities of others in their behalf . Further , it meant that they should be ...
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... participation . There is a wisdom in the Christian heritage that could give guidance and direction . There may also ... participants are white and middle class . The World Church is not so limited , and even the national church is far ...
... participation . There is a wisdom in the Christian heritage that could give guidance and direction . There may also ... participants are white and middle class . The World Church is not so limited , and even the national church is far ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Christian Existence in a World of Limits | 7 |
Ecojustice and Christian Salvation | 20 |
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