"We are in desperate need of a new economic story."
Ched Myers
Summary
In this episode of the Right Side Up podcast, Danielle Strickland and James Sholl engage with Ched Myers to explore the interconnected themes of principalities and powers, biblical theology, activism, and social justice. They discuss the importance of apocalyptic literature as a form of resistance against oppressive systems, the role of the church in advocating for social justice, and the concept of Sabbath economics as a means of community engagement. The conversation emphasizes the need for practical steps towards resistance and change, encouraging listeners to reimagine economic narratives and engage in meaningful action.
Takeaways
* Ched Myers emphasizes the importance of discussing principalities and powers in relation to social justice.
* The conversation highlights the need for a holistic understanding of biblical theology and activism.
* Apocalyptic literature serves as a vital tool for resistance against oppressive systems.
* The church has a significant role in advocating for social justice and confronting empire.
* Sabbath economics is presented as a framework for community engagement and mutual aid.
* Ched Myers calls for a new economic story rooted in biblical principles.
* The podcast encourages listeners to engage with their local communities and resist economic injustice.
* Stories are essential for understanding our history and fighting against oppression.
* The conversation underscores the importance of recognizing the interconnectedness of faith and economics.
* Ched Myers invites listeners to join the ongoing river of social justice activism.
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Links
Chapters
00:00 Exploring Principalities and Powers
10:07 Ched Myers' Journey to Faith
17:10 The Role of Apocalyptic Literature
25:08 Sabbath Economics and Resistance
34:07 The Jubilee Tradition and Economic Justice
35:34 The Biblical Foundation of Mutual Aid
37:02 Jubilee Language in Luke's Gospel
38:29 Understanding Affluenza as a Disease
39:58 Jesus and the Rich: Unmasking Plutocracy
42:37 Restoring Kinship Through Redistribution
44:05 The Role of Scripture in Political Imagination
48:55 Practical Steps Towards Economic Justice
53:13 Investing in Community Development
54:59 Challenging the Monopoly Mentality
01:00:29 The Power of Stories in Social Justice
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