Working hard?
Andrew Cameron, my former ethics lecturer, recently gave a talk at the Centre for Christian Living on a Christian ethical analysis of work. Worth a listen if you happen to work or know someone who does.
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2 comments:
Thanks for the link! I'll queue them up for listening and let you know what I think (that is, if you're interested in response). It's especially helpful for me to have a sense of how folks are talking about the theology of work and "the ordinary" across the evangelical world.
Yes, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Andrew himself would I am sure also be open to hearing comments. He is a very approachable guy.
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