From now on, politicians need to take vows of poverty. They'll be tonsured, not inaugurated. Their accommodations, food, and health care will be provided by the State, at a level equal to the quality of life of the country's poorest citizens
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...although, I did meet a monk who had a second job. He had a lot of debt, and rather than make him wait until he paid it off, the abbot got him a job that was compatible with the monastery.
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http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28626
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From the Orthodox perspective, I like "For the Life of the World," by Alexander Schmemann.
Do bug me again if I don't follow up.
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Thanks; will do.
I find myself having to consider a lot of issues in popular religion in particular, and so I am essentially looking for work on typical types, or even schemes, of variation between popular and official: any recommendations of books or articles will be much appreciated.
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sorry
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