The world is broken. This seems obvious these days. We are experiencing a global pandemic, complete with ever-changing guidance on the best ways to protect ourselves and our communities. As part of that response, there is massive unemployment and broad job insecurity. In the past weeks, there have been national examples of suspected murders of African-American men highlighting the ongoing white supremacy in this country. This week there have been massive protests and demonstrations, ostensibly in response to a recent police shooting of an unarmed man, but likely a response to all of this. Some have used these demonstrations as an excuse for looting, arson, and violence. The world is broken. I imagine there is almost universal agreement on these four words. Almost no one is walking around smiling and thinking to themselves, "I am so glad these things are happening." The disagreements arise when we start talking about how to fix the brokenness. In part, this is because th