“Pope offers an ‘integral ecology,’ [respecting] fundamental interconnectedness of economy, society & environment” – another @JeffDSachs gem

@gvanallen agree with you there; too much big money interests shape those “so called” free-markets, especially U.S.

@gvanallen @JeffDSachs my original reply was based on YOUR original list

@gvanallen @JeffDSachs “Economy” is also very “subjective” if you want to put it that way. Very shaped by politics/morals/right-wrong-sense

@gvanallen @JeffDSachs sharia is not a religion, but a specific category within Islam that has been hijacked by extremist theocracies

.@gvanallen @JeffDSachs at the depths of the best of any of those

“Unleashed from a moral framework, the global economy recognizes no boundaries, even [those of] the physical Earth” – @JeffDSachs

“A market economy without a moral framework inevitably becomes a profound danger to itself” http://t.co/maoHyB0Img Amen @JeffDSachs !

@cityvista link just links back to this tweet. Anything to add to this? Can people change via experience?

“Laudato Si opens the path to a veritable revolution of ideas to bring about the needed changes.” – @JeffDSachs http://t.co/IUaxnSh4vJ

“Pope Francis’ encyclical “Laudato Si’” is a great and timely gift to humanity.” http://t.co/OQDc6qvwaM by @JeffDSachs HT @nathanairplane

Elizabeth Johnson on an Ecological Christology http://t.co/Z0uidzUe0L via @homebrewedxnty

E.Johnson’s idea of the “sarcs” (sp?) As life matter rather than the anthropomorphic sense of “flesh” as in human…awesome @homebrewedxnty

Crazy, our dogged insistence on ignoring these recommendations “In 2013, the Business Council for Sustainable … http://t.co/4nT3eeVf2a