a news feed item about BLM reminded me (yet again) that the unfortunate fact of the matter is, too many on both sides of the political spectrum worship at the same alter (of money and material goods)
Trump Is 'Most Stunning Example of the Success of the Prosperity Gospel,' Expert Says
A religion scholar who studies the prosperity gospel argued that Donald Trump represents the most stunning example of the success of this theology
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Trump and the Prosperity Gospel
Featured Image Credit: Amber Case on Flickr Ryan Burge, Eastern Illinois University Recently, Time Magazine ran a feature story about Donald Trump’s connection to “Prosperity Preachers.…
religioninpublic.blog
simply said people in general don't think about or want to acknowledge the fact that there is a price humanity (as a whole) is going to pay because of worshiping material goods
...according to a new study, if you want to know what’s really driving the impact on the planet, you need to look past the obvious primary factors taking a toll on the environment – like industry and agriculture – and instead realise whose needs those things are servicing.
From that perspective, researchers say household consumers are by far the biggest drain on the planet, which makes for a very different picture to purely nation-focused analyses of environmental impact. In other words, before we start blaming whole countries for the state of the planet, we should probably be looking at our own habits and demands.
www.sciencealert.com/consumers-have-a-bigger-impact-on-the-environment-than-anything-else-study-finds
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