No Financial Inclusion Today! No Financial Inclusion Tomarrah! Or For Eternity, Even

[Belacqua]

In Matthew 20:1-16, then by New Testament, humans were starting to get creative about equal rights, even.  "The first shall be last, and the last first," is arithmetic equivalence, notice.  But the Times were Roman, and imperial.   

So we can call that Times New Roman.

Oh man, I crack myself up. 

Then looking back, not much would come of it:  Even in recent USA.  What would be said, "Freedom of Religion," could also be said Imperialist and Roman.  It has been so noted by Atheist ideologues, in the last century:  And not quite so directly.

I think the economic message of the New Testament is so radical and so difficult that pretty much nobody can manage it -- least of all American capitalist imperialist pseudo-Christians. It continues to be a challenge for us. 

In recent years, "Financial Inclusion" has begun to emerge out of Africa.

If you're in a bit more conversational mood, I'd be interested to hear about what's happening in Africa on this front. I'm always looking for innovation in economic approaches.