Frankly, I just cannot keep up
producing posts regularly, even though I love to share my thoughts with you.
The past month I have been hindered from writing them for various reasons.
These have included: the priority of developing my website— www.SocialTheology.com--; health
issues; visiting far-flung children and grandchildren; local church and society
obligations; occasional but needed recreational activities.
I have come close to throwing
in the towel, for I am tired of the tension between my blogging and all those
other activities. But I have just come with a partially satisfying solution,
namely to pass on to you writings by others that reflect my own and, hopefully,
your interests. I will mostly do this by just presenting you with the URLs of
such articles that you can then easily access with a single click. I may write
a short introduction or make some other comments, if only to let you know I’m
still around!
So, today I am treating you to
a URL that discusses justice in the world of clothes, a world that includes all
of us every day and that thus involves most of us in situations of injustice
that you may never have thought about. Well, here it is, for you to consider a
change in your life style, specifically clothing style:
I do have a question about one
specific recommendation, namely to buy your clothes online. You should ask
yourself what that could mean for your own local businesses. Online buying can and does lead to your local
stores closing. And when you buy clothes online, you likely buy other stuff
there as well and you end up with a whole lot of “For Lease” signs on your Main
Street. Is that what you really want to
happen? I leave you with the question.
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