The most recent newsletter from the Centre for Public Christianity contains links to a video interview with Michael Schluter on life through a ‘relational’ lens, an audio discussion between Simon Smart and Jusine Toh on the significance of stillness and silence in a world of busyness and noise, and a piece by John Dickson exploring the origins of Halloween, and seeking to make the case that ‘Halloween is no more “evil” than Christmas’.
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Showing posts with label Michael Schluter. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Ross Gittins on the Economics of a Meaningful Life
Simon Smart of the Centre for Public Christianity talks here (in a 8:10 minute video) to Ross Gittins, economics editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. Their discussion takes its cue from the work of Michael Schluter on the fundamental significance of relationships for economic policy, moving towards wider issues of spirituality and wellbeing.
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