The great economy/sabath and jubilee wendell berry

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Great Economy

-The kingdom of God

-Main Idea - the earth is a garden planet and an ecosystem, and our role in it is as part of that ecosystem

-We can use the earth, but do it in a way that contributes to the whole rather than using up resources

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Little economy

Our normal practice of buying and selling money

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Can humans participate in the great economy

No

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The great economy is cyclical and does not break from its pattern

True

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what is the significance of topsoil

Not just dirt but a living community of organisms that cannot be replaces

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Sabbath, Sabbath year, and Jubilee

Principles of the Great Economy

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Sabath

the 7th day of the week when God rested therefore the people should rest

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Sabath year

Every 7 years, the people of the Lord were to release each other from their debts

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Jubilee

-Every 50th year, the Sabbath year of Sabbath years occurred

-Slaves were released; debts were cancelled

-Any land that had been sold to pay a debt must be returned back to its ancestral owner

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God gives us everything we need and is properly — and not —-

received, earned

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Meyers ‘ Sabbath Economics teaches

-God gives us everything we need, and it is properly received, not earned

-Redistribution of wealth through debt cancellation so that the poor are not kept poor

-Binding moral responsibility of the wealthy not to remain wealthy at the expense of others

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Binding moral responsibility of…

wealthy not to remain wealthy at the expense of others