Christian Australians Making an Agrarian Community

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Christian Australians Making an Agrarian Community Anonymous 12/08/15 (Tue) 08:11:20 No.8411

Christian Australians Making an Agrarian Community

What is Agrarianism?

Agrarianism is the belief that agricultural living is the only true way to achieve true

independence and self-sufficiency.We believe that social, physical and spiritual health

are best preserved within a community that is intimately involved with cultivation.

What kind of Christians is this for?

This is a pan-Christian movement, but modernists are excluded. This movement is for

traditional Christians who wish to preserve the faith.

What does this movement aim to achieve?

The goal of this group is to create a self-sufficient, off-grid, permacultural, traditional

Christian community in either Victoria, New South Wales or Tasmania.

Building an off-grid house is cheap and relatively easy - the only real obstacles are

funding, planning and building.

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Owner names: Mcpherson (Baptist), Ioann (Orthodox)

Join the Skype chat: add "willymcpherson" or "shank.poinglot1"

https://8ch.net/camac/

Anonymous 12/10/15 (Thu) 08:06:55 No.8440

>>8411

What denomination are these Christians?

I see one is Baptist and I know what that means, of course. But the other says "Orthodox" and that could be anything, and would be a matter of perspective, wouldn't it?

Anonymous 12/10/15 (Thu) 16:43:57 No.8443

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Why in Australia? Half the country is in a permanent drought.

Anonymous 12/10/15 (Thu) 19:21:14 No.8446

>>8443

Think it might be that the guys who started it just live there already, plus most of the nicer spots of the world are taken by governments, private land-owners, corporations or violent races.

Anonymous 12/11/15 (Fri) 22:02:59 No.8461

This seems dangerously cult-like to me. I mean, I respect asceticism and monasticism but aren't they setting themselves up to being incredibly vulnerable here? They're one new tax or land-use law away from complete ruin. With the 20th century looking like the most hostile to Christians in history and the 21st not looking much better, I don't have high hopes for a project like this.

I mean, trust that God will see you through spiritually as much as you want but it seems silly to trust that he will do so materially.

Anonymous 12/20/15 (Sun) 14:13:35 No.8580

>>8443

learn from st anthony ;^)

Anonymous 12/23/15 (Wed) 15:17:37 No.8684

You're gonna need to get some priests onboard with this if you're legit unless you wanna travel to church outside your community and what not, especially if your catering to every christian sect and denomination

Anonymous 12/24/15 (Thu) 04:16:19 No.8703

>>8684

Anonymous 12/26/15 (Sat) 07:04:15 No.8756

>>8440

> the other says "Orthodox" and that could be anything

He is Russian orthodox.

Anonymous 12/28/15 (Mon) 21:33:27 No.8778

>agriculture

>not hunting and gathering

ISHYGDDT