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<strong>Abstract:</strong> This article is intended for the Christian in a politicized world influenced by Marxism and materialism and other ideologies. The intent of this article is to simplify the issue for a Christian genuinely seeking the "must haves" for any Christ-centered economic system. Taking a very biblical approach, this article considers the New Testament early church approach to determining who is eligible for the allocation of God's provision, and also larger consideration of mercy, industry, family, rewards, honor, security, life, etc. | <strong>Abstract:</strong> This article is intended for the Christian in a politicized world influenced by Marxism and materialism and other ideologies. The intent of this article is to simplify the issue for a Christian genuinely seeking the "must haves" for any Christ-centered economic system. Taking a very biblical approach, this article considers the New Testament early church approach to determining who is eligible for the allocation of God's provision, and also larger consideration of mercy, industry, family, rewards, honor, security, life, etc. | ||
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Occupational Category: Dealings&Business
Title: Distribution of Wealth
Subtitle: How does Christ want resources to be allocated?
Abstract: This article is intended for the Christian in a politicized world influenced by Marxism and materialism and other ideologies. The intent of this article is to simplify the issue for a Christian genuinely seeking the "must haves" for any Christ-centered economic system. Taking a very biblical approach, this article considers the New Testament early church approach to determining who is eligible for the allocation of God's provision, and also larger consideration of mercy, industry, family, rewards, honor, security, life, etc.