 | vjexepcigiw on a brief on the nature and limi… |
 | Sue on About |
 | Genna on From “War Is a Racket… |
 | Kelsey Atherton (or … on From “War Is a Racket… |
 | mountainguy on From “War Is a Racket… |
Jesus ManifestoIt has now been six days since my Lent/Ash Wednesday reflection post, in which I promised I would post what I am doing for this Lenten season in a day or two. It should surprise no one at this point to hear that, on the Myers-Briggs personality type indicator, I am a P (this is [...]
Filed under: Lent, consumerism, cooperative, creation, energy, food, global warming | Tagged: Submergent | 3 Comments »
It’s hard to believe, given the association of Thanksgiving with feasting and making merry with family and friends, but Thanksgiving actually grew out of a European tradition of taking days to fast and pray and humble one’s self before God that was carried on by English immigrants to the new colonies (particularly by the Puritans, [...]
Filed under: Thanksgiving, consumerism, cooperative, food, history | No Comments »
The Qaddish, named from the Hebrew qadosh, “holy”, is one of the central prayers in Jewish worship. It is very old, going back to pre-Christian times. The Qaddish, in one of its shorter versions (from an ancient Jewish inscription) says:
Magnified and sanctified be his great name in the world He created according to His will. [...]
Filed under: Ancient Judaism, Bible, Jubilee, Lord's Prayer, Mark, Matthew, affluence, emerging, food, money, resistance | No Comments »
Thanks to one of my Livejournal friends for showing me this.
Welcome to Middle-Class Lockdown
Excerpt:
But I never in my life imagined it would be so hard to escape the various American forms of institutionalized extortion and blackmail. Becoming debt free was the least of it. And having everyone you know and love believe your have slipped [...]
Filed under: consumerism, empire, food | No Comments »
I don’t usually get into campaigns trying to leverage the government but sometimes even anarchists have to work within the system, and then brush our teeth later to get the bad taste out of our mouths.
Got this from the Urban Sisterhood:
The FDA wants to allow food from cloned animals into the food supply without labeling.
Please [...]
Filed under: cloning, corporations, food, government, politics, resistance | 1 Comment »
I know I haven’t updated in over a week. Sorry about that, I’ve been busy in the real world with a few things. You know, the real world? That place where we breathe, eat, and sleep? Ok, well, some of you probably sleep.
I have some good stuff brewing in my mind, just can’t [...]
Filed under: corporations, food, government | 3 Comments »
