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| <center>[[Faith Based Social Justice Movements]] | [[Interfaith Alliance]] | [[Liberation Theology]] | [[American Friends Service Committee]] | [[Catholic Worker]] | [[National Religious Partnership for the Environment]] | [[Conclusions]] | [[Sources]]</center> | | <center>[[Happiness in Economics|Home]] | [[Introduction to Happiness]] | [[Utility]] | [[Important Economists]] | [[Richard Layard]] | [[Layard's Lectures]] | [[Sweden]] | [[Conclusions|Our Conclusions]]</center> |
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| The faith based organizations discussed on the previous pages all work for social justice. Although some of the organizations are based on the principles of one faith, many of these organizations involve people of many faiths and from many walks of life.
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Latest revision as of 21:10, 27 November 2007
