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Nightmare of Brown Thomas
It was not the chorus of inner city birds and the chattering of children on the path to school this morning that roused me from my slumber, but the anxiety of rejection and the injustice of false vilification and arrest. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Journal, Philosophy, Social Justice, Society and Living, Theology
Tagged anxiety, brown thomas, dignity, dreams, Economics, equality, humanity, inequality, injustice, ireland, republic of ireland, social justice
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The September 11th Industry
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the September 11th attacks onNew York and other sites on the eastern seaboard of theUnited States. There are those today who shall feel the particular pain of a loved one or loved ones lost … Continue reading
Homelessness – Life Mocking Art
There are often moments and certain incidents which remind us that the behaviour of individuals and whole societies can be truly appalling. Recently FocusIreland, an organisation dedicated to working with those people within our society who are homeless, has started … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Economics, Journal, Philosophy, Politics, Society and Living
Tagged art, digity, dublin, homeless, homelessness, humanity, poverty, society, suffering, the poor, tourism
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Driving Out The Money Changers
John 2 “13When the time of the Jewish Passover was near, Jesus went up to Jerusalem, 14and in the temple he found people selling cattle and sheep and doves, and the money changers sitting there. 15Making a whip out of … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical, Economics, Politics, Theology
Tagged economy, human rights, humanity, john's gospel, liberation, liberation theology, poverty, the gospel, the market, the poor
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