Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Some Early Thoughts

The financial crisis going on all around the globe is a constant reminder of how interconnected we are in the world today. The gospel reminds us that while we owe our lives first and foremost to God, we have a dual citizenship as Christians. How do we make our voice as Christians heard? How do we speak out against injustice and poverty? What tensions does that raise in us?
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