Rethinking Community and Capitalism

This chapter explores local sustainable practices as a response to climate change and critiques the traditional economic models that prioritize corporate interests over community involvement. It highlights how consumer capitalism, particularly in the West, perpetuates inequality and superficial solutions, urging for a theological shift toward recognizing societal brokenness and historical injustices. Through the lens of Jesus' teachings and community dynamics, the chapter emphasizes the importance of love and inclusion in faith as a means of fostering genuine transformation.