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Conversations about a vision of life that is truly good news for us, for our neighbours, and for the world. On the MannaCast we discuss the intersection of Christian faith, ecology, and economics.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
monthly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
61 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
49 Folgen
seit 2. November 2020
episodic
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
We use money everyday, and we trust it implicitly, but what is it? It is stranger than you think. Where did it come from? How does it work? Jonathan and Jacob unpack the strange history, character, and power of money, with particular attention to its spiritual significance.
Theme music: © Don Stew…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Can you remember a time before smartphones, before social media, before the internet? Our guests on this episode can't, and they sit down with Jacob to describe what it's like growing up in a world which has been so dramatically shaped by these things. Along the way they talk about some of the upsi…
After eleven episodes exploring the history and themes of settler colonisation, Jon and Jacob step back to reflect on the legacies that live on today, not just for First Nations people, but for the whole nation. And what does all of this mean for a Christian response to the legacies of the past in …
Jonathan chats with Aunt Esme Bamblett about her long life of activism struggling for First Peoples' justice, and her involvement at the centre of contemporary processes of truth-telling and treaty-making in Victoria today.
Esme Bamblett is a Bangerang, Taungurung and Wiradjuri woman; CEO of the A…
Jacob sits down with Safina Stewart to discuss the how and why of building relationships between the First and Second Peoples of this continent. Along the way, Safina shares some of her own experiences and some of the challenges she has observed to doing this well.
Safina Stewart is a proud Wuthit…
There's a lot to unpack if we're to understand the role of Christianity in the process of Australia's colonisation. From the historical context and the history itself, to the theology and the experiences of the actual people on the ground, as well as the contemporary legacies of these things, Jonat…
With the conquest of Australia pretty much complete by federation in 1901, what will be the status and role of the conquered peoples in this new nation? How does this change over time, and why? On the longest episode of the MannaCast to date (!), Jon and Jacob focus on the story in Queensland and t…
Between 1788 and 1901, the great southern landmass went through a process of enormous change both in the human sphere and beyond. On this episode, Jonathan and Jacob pause the narrative to chew the fat, examining some major themes and turning points in the story so far. How can we characterise this…
Was Australia settled or was it conquered? How do you conquer a continent in the space of 70 years? This episode charts the explosive growth of colonisation after 1835 to cover pretty much the entire continent by the time of Federation in 1901. But that was not the end of frontier violence...
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The influx of pastoralists and land speculators into Victoria's grasslands was one of the fastest and largest land grabs in colonial history, but it begun with the only known formal land agreement between the First Peoples of Australia and British settlers. What was this agreement between Kulin lea…
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