The ultimate irony of our economic system is that the only mechanism we have to satisfy our needs is to increase our neediness.
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We fix our fragile economy by leaning into neighborliness and human decency.
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We created debt to serve us. Now we serve debt.
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The greatest threat to our economic model isn’t recession or even depression. It’s that we become content with our lives.
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We've traded stability for growth, but now we find that we have neither.
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We've traded stability for growth, but now we find that we have neither.
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Can we only satisfy our needs by increasing our neediness?
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Are we a society of villains or of neighbors?
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We created debt to serve us. Now we serve debt.
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Genesis describes God's labor of creating the heavens and earth and all that is as taking six days. On the seventh day, God rests. God doesn't rest because God needs to be back at the office Monday morning to create another universe. God rests because God is done.
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We've traded stability for growth, but now we find that we have neither.
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