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“Oh, yes, rowdy old capitalism. Let it ply its music.”
Workers, a category that seems to subsume us all except the idlest rich, should learn what they need to learn to be competitive in the new economy. All the rest is waste and distraction. Competitive with whom? On what terms? To what end? With anyone who has done a clever thing we did not think…
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“Then white evangelicals voted for Mr. Trump by a larger margin than they had voted for any presidential candidate.”
Black congregants — as recounted by people in Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Fort Worth and elsewhere — had already grown uneasy in recent years as they watched their white pastors fail to address police shootings of African-Americans. They heard prayers for Paris, for Brussels, for law enforcement; they heard that one should keep one’s eyes…
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Of Monsters and Money

A sermon about the empire’s money, the exile’s hope, and the Savior who would not be bought.
