My thesis in the following essay is that contemporary consumer behavior, often pejoratively labeled "consumerism," far from representing abnormal or aberrant behavior within modern society and culture, actually discloses modernity's highest ideals.
An edition of The Consuming Passion
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The consuming passion
Christianity & the consumer culture
by Rodney Clapp
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