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Stan Duncan has woven together essays, sermons, poems and public radio commentaries from decades of ministry and activism to create a faithful response to a world of war and stress and doubt. This is a pastoral and theological work that struggles to be honest and thoughtful in an age that rewards neither. It is meant for encouragement and empowerment--and sometimes laughter--in increasingly difficult times.

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In seven chapters, Stan Duncan explains the "rules" and general practices of transnational corporations and global lending institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. He also addresses specific issues such as third-world debt, NAFTA, and immigration. A very helpful chapter on coffee explains now the entire global system works and how it has entrapped the poor and led to injustice. The book concludes on a more refle...