공유경제와 하나님 나라 ― 언약 윤리를 통한 공유경제 공동체 구현과 사례 연구

Abstract

The main purpose of value creation in the sharing economy is to realize the principle of life in the kingdom of God through production and redistribution through joint cooperation. In other words, it is to share surplus assets with each other and not waste them at the same time. This study aims to help the weak in society who suffer from lack of capital. It will base its solutions on the covenant ethics of the Old Testament’s Deuteronomy Code. Furthermore, this paper will help to realize a community of sharing economy. Due to the great repercussions of neo-liberalism worldwide, the phenomenon of the rich and the poor is getting worse. Therefore, it is safe to say that, as an alternative, value creation in the sharing economy is no longer an unavoidable solution. Therefore, this study intends to present the realistic basic background of the sharing economy as well as the ethical basis of the theological ethics of the value of the sharing economy, the relationship ethics as the image of God and the missionary church, and the biblical covenant ethics, starting with the Code of Deuteronomy. In addition, as a model example of the sharing economy, we will also look at the Spanish cooperative ‘Mondragon’, which is attracting attention from the Agassotopia community and the world. In particular, the Agathotopia community presented by James Meade has many difficulties, but it has strong advantages, so it is presented as a representative example of the sharing economy. Through these real cases, it is considered that the possibility of sufficiently realizing the value of the sharing economy in the reality of our lives is remarkably high. Above all, it goes without saying that it is time for the Korean church to take the lead in this matter. Recently, due to the Corona 19 virus, the economic phenomenon of child rearing is becoming more prominent. As a result, the socially underprivileged are suffering from more mental and economic deprivation. In the current situation, the church, a collective personality created in the image of God, must recognize that it is the right time to play the role of salt and light in the community with a more active missionary attitude. Based on this, we will have to put our heart and soul into realizing the value of the sharing economy. To this end, the Korean church must boldly enter the world out of its own ghettoized realm with an infinite sense of responsibility. Therefore, Korean churches should seek a way to show solidarity, breaking away from an attitude of competion and division amongst themselves. I sincerely hope that this study can be used well in this task.