The Mechanized Church - A history of change
The Mechanized Church Start with the history of agriculture. If you didn’t grow it, catch it, or trade for it, then you didn’t eat it or wear it or use it. Pretty much that is the way of life until things started to change in the mid 1400’s. Steel became a reason for that change, and with it came a streamlining of the effects of that change. The economic terms deal with specialization and urbanization. The idea was that by becoming a tradesman I could trade my craftsmanship for your labor and then I could eat and you could get more productive. I could make a plow for you and you could grow more crops. I could make a set of gears for you and you could make a mill to grind those crops more efficiently. By putting these groups in proximity to each other the process of the miller, the machinist and the stores to sell the goods of commerce there was now a town to be developed. There was a shift in this process when things becam...