CCMJ

The CCMJ began its existence in Scotland in the late 1950's with a report produced in May 1962 by the Congregational Union of Scotland called The Christian Doctrine of Wealth. This aroused much public interest, was reprinted several times and finally emerged as "Money - A Christian View". Through research, CCMJ associates believe that there are many important steps that can be taken to stop poverty increasing, to help people keep out of financial poverty, and make poverty history. If you want to know what these steps are, have a look at the pages on this web site: www.ccmj... CCMJ believes that there are four ogres in the roots of all our great and growing dangers and dilemmas:- • an unquestioning acceptance of the economic status quo • a profound mal-distribution of land, assets and resources • an inordinate legal power given to corporations • a fraudulent, irreligious banking, money/credit debt system- all enshrined in inappropriate forms of permanent hierarchies, exercising ‘power-..

Also known as: Christian Council for Monetary Justice

Primary location: Hindhead United Kingdom