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Cadbury’s goes Fairtrade

By Peter Ould Posted on March 4, 2009 Posted in Anti-Slavery, Holiness 5 Comments Tagged with 50p, Bargain Price, Cadbury, Child Slave, Chocolate Bar, Cocoa Production, Dairy Milk, Desire, Economic Climate, Economic Freedom, Eyes And Ears, Fairtrade Chocolate, Hershey, Ivory Coast, Kitkat, Labour Charges, Single Bar, Slave Labour, Slaves, Weren

As I write, Cadbury’s is announcing that it’s going Fairtrade. I wrote about this subject two years ago: We have a perverse understanding of freedom in the West you know. We talk about being free, but in reality our freedom …

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Some Thoughts on the Debate – 1 – Competing Anthropologies and Moralities

By Peter Ould Posted on October 3, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Ethics, Identity, Sexuality 13 Comments Tagged with Anglican Church, Anthropologies, Anthropology, Current Position, Deceit, Delete, Email, Extent, Gay Activists, Gay Side, Heterosexuality, Homosexuality, Many People, Orientation, Phrase, Sexual Attraction, Sexual Feelings, Sexuality Debate, Story Of My Life, Testimony, Weren

This is the first of a short series of posts sharing my thoughts on the current position of the sexuality debate within the Anglican Church. Please feel free to comment below. ————- I get more than the occasional email from …

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Cadbury’s goes Fairtrade

Some Thoughts on the Debate – 1 – Competing Anthropologies and Moralities