The Fullness of Time in a Flat World: Globalization and the Liturgical Year: Save the Earth: Use Recycled Toilet Paper

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Save the Earth: Use Recycled Toilet Paper

Today's Washington Post has a story documenting the toll taken on old-growth forests when we use plush toilet paper. Toilet paper made of recycled paper is better for the environment. Wipe and flush accordingly.

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"This book will challenge you to see Christian worship and the global economy in a fundamentally new way ."
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"Brilliantly juxtaposes an exposé of globalization’s costly effects with the rich reorientation of living by the Christian liturgical year." Conrad Grebel Review

"Powerful new insights . . . very well-written volume filled with solid scholarship . . . highly recommended reading . . . across all liturgical, economic, political, and theological spectrums." Choice Magazine (June 2010)

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The Fullness of Time in a Flat World: Globalization and the Liturgical Year

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Save the Earth: Use Recycled Toilet Paper

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