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Wealth, generosity and the labourers in the vineyard
This post is based on Jesus’ parable of the labourers in the vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16), as I am preaching on it on Sunday. If you think it reads like a sermon, that’s because it is one. It draws on a … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Economics, Ethics, God, Inequality, Jesus, Work
Tagged Labourers in the vineyard
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Old age: what next?
My wife Marguerite retired a few weeks ago. She was looking forward to it, but just as it happened we had a succession of funerals to attend. It was as though we were given a reminder: with retirement, death approaches. … Continue reading
Downs syndrome abortion
Richard Dawkins has achieved another piece of self-publicity. A woman said she would face a real ethical dilemma if she became pregnant with a baby with Down’s syndrome. He replied ‘Abort it and try again. It would be immoral to … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Science, Technology
Tagged abortion, Downs syndrome, Richard Dawkins
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