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BL
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Record Number
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988438
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b742808
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Title & Author
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The rural solution : : modern Catholic voices on going "back to the land" /\ [authors, Richard Williamson [and others] ; editor, David Palin.].
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Publication Statement
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Moyne :: Traditionalist,, 2003.
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Page. NO
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1 online resource (102 pages) :: illustrations
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ISBN
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1605700215
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: 1932528571
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: 9781605700212
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: 9781932528572
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0954563204
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9780954563202
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Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Contents
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Cover; Contents; Introduction; Ruralism Versus Urbanism; Two Pigs and a Cow; The Better Life; The Economics of the Catholic Family; Two Articles on Distributism; Distributism: Economics as if People Mattered; Why and How for a Parallel Economy
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Abstract
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A compelling and persuasive outline for the Catholic church's support of rural living is presented in this collection of contemporary writings on why city-dwelling Catholics should settle and work in the country. Discussions of the practice of retreat accompany arguments of the principles of faith, including Biblical teachings on the theological dimensions of Jesus Christ's upbringing in Nazareth; economic arguments that city life and jobs are often tied to capitalist principles; and ecological and conservationist positions that a Christian should maintain a balanced relationship with the earth.
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Subject
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Catholics-- Religious life.
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Economics-- Religious aspects-- Catholic Church.
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Subject
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Sociology, Rural-- Philosophy.
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Subject
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Sociology, Rural-- Religious aspects-- Catholic Church.
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Catholics-- Religious life.
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Economics-- Religious aspects-- Catholic Church.
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Subject
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SOCIAL SCIENCE-- Sociology-- Rural.
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Subject
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Sociology, Rural-- Religious aspects-- Catholic Church.
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Dewey Classification
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307.7208822
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LC Classification
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HT421.R86 2003eb
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Added Entry
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Palin, David.
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Williamson, Richard, (Richard N.)
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