Yes there is definitely truth in that. As a society we may reach a point of arrogance where only tragedy will awaken us. The church here in NZ is incredibly weak and compromised- most are dying or mired in materialism. I practice voluntary poverty from the relative wealth and comfort of New Zealand where the preoccupation of the media and society in general seems to be gaining as much material wealth as you can. The economy/dollar has become the sole arbiter of value but that is not a sustainable society. Bitcoin gives me some hope but it is far from a complete solution- it is just a model, an alternative model to centralised power structures and hierarchies. Something more is required. Renewed or revived values of community!
Yes there is definitely truth in that.
As a society we may reach a point of arrogance where only tragedy will awaken us.
The church here in NZ is incredibly weak and compromised- most are dying or mired in materialism.
I practice voluntary poverty from the relative wealth and comfort of New Zealand where the preoccupation of the media and society in general seems to be gaining as much material wealth as you can.
The economy/dollar has become the sole arbiter of value but that is not a sustainable society.
Bitcoin gives me some hope but it is far from a complete solution- it is just a model, an alternative model to centralised power structures and hierarchies.
Something more is required.
Renewed or revived values of community!