Add to ORKGThis article looks at the response of the Old Testament prophets and Catholic Social Teaching to the problems of individualism, consumerism, and greed. It concludes by suggesting that some common themes emerge: the pre-eminent importance of the relationship with God and with others and the emptiness of the attractions of individualism, consumerism, and greed. Stephen J. McKinney and Honor Hania are from the University of Glasgow, and Robert J. Hill is parish priest of St Patrick’s Anderston, Glasgow
According to the New Testament ‘the love of money’ is a root of all evil and a no-go for church elde...
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The context for this dissertation has been shaped by the words of Pope Francis who told a group of d...
In this article, we present an understanding and critique of consumerism in the tradition of Christ...
The system of values, attitudes and behaviours related to consumption is becoming a collection of k...
The system of values, attitudes and behaviours related to consumption is becoming a collection of k...
The system of values, attitudes and behaviours related to consumption is becoming a collection of k...
The article presents issues concerning the interpretation of the phenomenon of wealth in the contex...
Evidence increasingly indicates that consumerism is deeply problematic. It exerts excessive pressure...
The Acton Institutes three-volume series on the Foundations of Economic Personalism contributes much...
The paper presents ecclesial spirituality in opposition to anthropological threats brought about by ...
Too easily, a church can become focused on what the people want and how the service looks, becoming ...
Evidence increasingly indicates that consumerism is deeply problematic. It exerts excessive pressure...
The article provides an overview of the attitude of the Catholic Church to the problem of wealth and...
According to the New Testament ‘the love of money’ is a root of all evil and a no-go for church elde...
According to the New Testament ‘the love of money’ is a root of all evil and a no-go for church elde...
e-ISSN 2335-8785Šiame straipsnyje nagrinėjama viena iš septynių Bažnyčios mokyme pateikiamų pavojing...
The context for this dissertation has been shaped by the words of Pope Francis who told a group of d...
In this article, we present an understanding and critique of consumerism in the tradition of Christ...
The system of values, attitudes and behaviours related to consumption is becoming a collection of k...
The system of values, attitudes and behaviours related to consumption is becoming a collection of k...
The system of values, attitudes and behaviours related to consumption is becoming a collection of k...
The article presents issues concerning the interpretation of the phenomenon of wealth in the contex...
Evidence increasingly indicates that consumerism is deeply problematic. It exerts excessive pressure...
The Acton Institutes three-volume series on the Foundations of Economic Personalism contributes much...
The paper presents ecclesial spirituality in opposition to anthropological threats brought about by ...
Too easily, a church can become focused on what the people want and how the service looks, becoming ...
Evidence increasingly indicates that consumerism is deeply problematic. It exerts excessive pressure...
The article provides an overview of the attitude of the Catholic Church to the problem of wealth and...
According to the New Testament ‘the love of money’ is a root of all evil and a no-go for church elde...
According to the New Testament ‘the love of money’ is a root of all evil and a no-go for church elde...
e-ISSN 2335-8785Šiame straipsnyje nagrinėjama viena iš septynių Bažnyčios mokyme pateikiamų pavojing...
The context for this dissertation has been shaped by the words of Pope Francis who told a group of d...