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Consuming Faith: Integrating Who We Are with What We Buyby Tom Beaudoin
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Americans search for identity through a paradoxical pair of passions: spirituality and consumerism. On the one hand, we participate in religion or practice spirituality and on the other hand we are keen consumers. But, as Tom Beaudoin's Consuming Faith makes clear, if we truly seek to put our spirituality into practice, we must integrate who we are with what we buy. How are we linked to the rest of the world through our purchases? What does faith have to do with what we buy? With a new updated preface by the author, this paperback edition invites us to think about how our purchases affect who we are as individuals and as members of a global community. Synopsis:Americans search for identity through contradictory passions: we practice spirituality on one hand and are keen consumers on the other. But, as the author points out in this book, if we truly seek to put our spirituality into practice, we should integrate who we are with what we buy. Synopsis:Tom Beaudoin's Consuming Faith presents key questions about attempting to put our spirituality into practice by integrating who we are with what we buy Where do these products come from? Who made them and in what conditions do they work? How does what I buy affect others? What does my faith have to do with what I buy? When is enough, enough? Today, it is more important than ever to pay attention to our economic spirituality. Visit our website for sample chapters! What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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