Debt Jubilee - Revision history

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	A '''debt jubilee''' is a ~~clearance~~ of ~~debt from public records across a wide sector or a nation~~. The first jubilees were during ancient times ~~which were~~ carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".		A '''debt jubilee''' means forgiveness of all debts. It is a [[Communist]] agenda item to rectify the oppression of the people under [[usury]], tracing back to Communist revolutionary [[Jesus Christ]]. Debt jubilees were carried out in many historical empires by pro-[[the people\|people]] elements.

			The first jubilees were during ancient times, carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".

	Professor [[Michael Hudson]] has written frequently on this subject.<ref>https://michael-hudson.com/2018/08/and-forgive-them-their-debts/</ref>		Professor [[Michael Hudson]] has written frequently on this subject.<ref>https://michael-hudson.com/2018/08/and-forgive-them-their-debts/</ref>

	The religious meaning of the term in the ~~christian~~ context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through ~~it's~~ sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.		The religious meaning of the term in the [[Christian]] context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through its sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead. Jesus spoke to symbolize that the coming [[Kingdom of Heaven on Earth]] would forgive all debts.

	== References ==		== References ==

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imported>Wind of the East: Wind of the East moved page Debt jubilee to Debt Jubilee without leaving a redirect

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	A '''debt jubilee''' is a clearance of debt from public records across a wide sector or a nation. The first jubilees were during ancient times which were carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".		A '''debt jubilee''' is a clearance of debt from public records across a wide sector or a nation. The first jubilees were during ancient times which were carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".

	Michael Hudson has written frequently on this subject.<ref>https://michael-hudson.com/2018/08/and-forgive-them-their-debts/</ref>		Professor [[Michael Hudson]] has written frequently on this subject.<ref>https://michael-hudson.com/2018/08/and-forgive-them-their-debts/</ref>

	The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.		The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.

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	The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.		The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.

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	The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.		The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.
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imported>Euneos Unruhe: Added citation regarding Michael Hudson's coverage on the topic. More detailed information from this source needs to be added eventually.

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Added citation regarding Michael Hudson's coverage on the topic. More detailed information from this source needs to be added eventually.

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	A '''debt jubilee''' is a clearance of debt from public records across a wide sector or a nation. The first jubilees were during ancient times which were carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".		A '''debt jubilee''' is a clearance of debt from public records across a wide sector or a nation. The first jubilees were during ancient times which were carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".

	Michael Hudson has written frequently on this subject.		Michael Hudson has written frequently on this subject.<ref>https://michael-hudson.com/2018/08/and-forgive-them-their-debts/</ref>

	The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.		The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.

imported>WikiSysop at 16:38, 6 January 2023

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		A '''debt jubilee''' is a clearance of debt from public records across a wide sector or a nation. The first jubilees were during ancient times which were carried out by kings, sometimes administered on the basis of religious teachings, especially those religious laws which banned usury. This happened primarily after wartime so that debts of dead subjects would not transfer down to their descendents and reduce society's capability to recover from war. Because of the enormous impact of such debt cancellations on public prosperity, the occasion usually coincided with festivities and "jubilees".

		Michael Hudson has written frequently on this subject.

		The religious meaning of the term in the christian context specifically is that humanity had accumulated a debt to God through it's sins and that Jesus Christ repaid in our stead.

imported>WikiSysop: WikiSysop moved page Help:Debt jubilee to Debt jubilee over redirect

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WikiSysop moved page Help:Debt jubilee to Debt jubilee over redirect

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imported>Neostalinistprop: Neostalinistprop moved page Debt jubilee to Help:Debt jubilee

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Neostalinistprop moved page Debt jubilee to Help:Debt jubilee

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