The Flourishing of All Life

by Tim Weinhold
Type: Video
Our working is meant to lead to productivity, civilization, technology, goodness, and beauty. But it is mean to be done in a way that promotes the flourishing of all of life.
February 16, 2022
Category: Creation, Cultural Mandate, Sustainability
Author
Tim Weinhold
Tim Weinhold
Associate Fellow, Oxford Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics
Tim Weinhold (d. 2024) was a long-time contributor to Eventide, including serving as Executive Editor of the Eventide Center Faith & Investing from 2021 – 2023. Tim’s interests were at the intersection of faith and public life, especially business and investing. He is an Associate Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics. He is a member of the Executive Advisory Board of the School for Business, Government and Economics at Seattle Pacific University. He was the Founding Editor for a Seattle-based non-profit, AI and Faith. Tim held a bachelor’s degree with honors from Harvard University. In his personal life, he enjoyed biking the Blackstone River Bikeway, reading widely, and the company of good friends, both old and new.
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