Mark Powley - Consumer Detox (N39)

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Post-evangelical, Faith Shift, Christianity, Mystical Christianity, Liberation Theology, Progressive Christianity, Contemplative Spirituality, Deconstruction, Reconstruction, Religious Trauma Healing, Religion & Spirituality, Embodied Spirituality, Christian Mysticism, Spiritual Direction, Evolving Faith

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🗓️ 10 November 2011

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Mark Powley is founder of Breathe, a Christian network that encourages and resources simpler living. Mark is all about simple living and resisting the lure of our consumer culture (or as Breathe puts it, 'less stuff, more life'), so we talk to...

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0:00.0	Hi, my name's Mark and I'm a consumer.
0:05.3	Well done, man.
0:06.2	Fantastic.
0:07.1	Fantastic.
0:11.8	Nomad, Christian community, mission and the future of the church.
0:20.4	Welcome back to Nomad Podcast.
0:22.3	My name's Tim Nash.
0:23.2	This is co-host Dave Ward.
0:24.9	Hi.
0:25.8	We are just setting off on our way to Leeds.
0:29.3	We're heading up to Leeds to visit Mark Powley, who is part of the Breathe Network, which is all about simple living.
0:37.1	And Dave, I specifically arranged this interview with you in mind, actually.
0:40.8	Really?
0:41.3	Yeah, because of your rampant consumerism.
0:44.7	Ah.
0:45.6	I mean, I know it's all relative.
0:47.2	You perhaps don't see it in quite the rampant terms that I do.
0:50.6	But come on, mate, you've got three houses.
0:52.1	You've got two cars.
0:53.5	You've got a canoe.
0:54.5	I know. The canoe just adds to it, isn't it? You've got... What else have you got? You've got a
0:59.7	computer, you've got a netbook. I think you've got a laptop as well. Yeah, two netbooks and a laptop.
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