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Noting Religion may not survive the Internet: Valerie Tarico writes for Salon.com, and we hope she's wrong. Virtue, Vice and Banks: The Archbishop-elect of Canterbury writes for Bloomberg. 'It is blindingly obvious that the banking system we had a few years ago has more or less collapsed. I'm reluctant to cast blame—being a bishop, I tend to look to the Bible, and am reminded that Jesus said, "Whoever is without sin, let them throw the first stone." Yet it is clear that responsibility needs to be taken and structures created that lean toward virtue rather than vice.' What can literature teach us about doing business better?: 'Literature may not have the answers to the challenges of sustainability or economic crises but it can bring a fresh perspective, especially when it comes to people matters.' Maurice Biriotti writes for The Guardian (London). |
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Noting A hope-filled anthem for the church: 'A melodic pop song, winner of the Anglican Church of Canada's Marks of Mission contest, is being released today as a music video and multimedia website.' Virtual vices show shift in American morality: 'The seven deadly sins have new partners in crime.' From Religion News Service. |
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