Just A Little Bit More: The Culture of Excess and the Fate of the Common Good
Is America a Christian Nation? According to author T. Carlos Andersen, the true religion of the land is the confluence of commerce, materialism, and consumerism. Andersen, defining religion as "ultimate concern," claims our true devotion is found in material pursuits. It's been a good religion; it has fed, clothed, sheltered, and employed millions of Americans. It can go too far, however. When these pursuits become excessive, the religion breaks bad and the common good suffers.
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Just A Little Bit More: The Culture of Excess and the Fate of the Common Good
Is America a Christian Nation? According to author T. Carlos Andersen, the true religion of the land is the confluence of commerce, materialism, and consumerism. Andersen, defining religion as "ultimate concern," claims our true devotion is found in material pursuits. It's been a good religion; it has fed, clothed, sheltered, and employed millions of Americans. It can go too far, however. When these pursuits become excessive, the religion breaks bad and the common good suffers.
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Just A Little Bit More: The Culture of Excess and the Fate of the Common Good

Just A Little Bit More: The Culture of Excess and the Fate of the Common Good

by T. Carlos Anderson
Just A Little Bit More: The Culture of Excess and the Fate of the Common Good

Just A Little Bit More: The Culture of Excess and the Fate of the Common Good

by T. Carlos Anderson

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Is America a Christian Nation? According to author T. Carlos Andersen, the true religion of the land is the confluence of commerce, materialism, and consumerism. Andersen, defining religion as "ultimate concern," claims our true devotion is found in material pursuits. It's been a good religion; it has fed, clothed, sheltered, and employed millions of Americans. It can go too far, however. When these pursuits become excessive, the religion breaks bad and the common good suffers.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780879466169
Publisher: Blue Ocotillo Publishing
Publication date: 10/01/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 257
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

T. Carlos (Tim) Anderson works as a bilingual protestant minister in Austin, Texas. He has previously lived and worked in Chicago, Houston, and Lima, Peru.
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