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century, the Social Gospel movement emerged, to condemn the The vision of the Country Life movement that emerged in 1908 |
These three visions underlay everything from the concept of Mani- Implicit throughout was that religion should be a full partner in But our VALUES cannot be cited without reference to an agreed- In the farm bill debate, interest groups wrap their proposals in | |
Then, completing the circle, values can correct this larger vision. In particular, without the values of justice, love and hope, people The Puritans, for example, focused on justice alone and became Now we have no common vision giving direction to public policy. | |
Of course, our former vision of rural America is no longer viable. In the South and Midwest, we’re actually seeing a new center of We can mourn this change, but hope a larger sense of group—a |
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