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FRANCIS, PRICELY
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Why I Love Money e-bog
77,59 DKK
Why I Love Money runs boldly, brazenly and assertively against the grain of conventional (and religious) wisdom on money and wealth. Religious belief, the author asserts, has conditioned the Faithful to be poor by the negative and aggressive assaults on money, wealth and the wealthy from the pulpit. The author demonstrates that money can buy life, health, respect, happiness, fulfillment, freedom,…
Why I Love Money runs boldly, brazenly and assertively against the grain of conventional (and religious) wisdom on money and wealth. Religious belief, the author asserts, has conditioned the Faithful to be poor by the negative and aggressive assaults on money, wealth and the wealthy from the pulpit. The author demonstrates that money can buy life, health, respect, happiness, fulfillment, freedom, salvation and a host of other intangible benefits. Wealth is good. Poverty is evil. God is Life and Abundance and as long as people, religious or not, are hostile to the idea of wealth they will remain poor. Why I Love Money reveals in brazen and biting frankness why the author loves money (with much apology to the apostle Paul, of course).
E-bog
77,59 DKK
Forlag
Trafford Publishing
Udgivet
05.08.2011
Længde
80 sider
Genrer
HRLM
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781426973673
Why I Love Money runs boldly, brazenly and assertively against the grain of conventional (and religious) wisdom on money and wealth. Religious belief, the author asserts, has conditioned the Faithful to be poor by the negative and aggressive assaults on money, wealth and the wealthy from the pulpit. The author demonstrates that money can buy life, health, respect, happiness, fulfillment, freedom, salvation and a host of other intangible benefits. Wealth is good. Poverty is evil. God is Life and Abundance and as long as people, religious or not, are hostile to the idea of wealth they will remain poor. Why I Love Money reveals in brazen and biting frankness why the author loves money (with much apology to the apostle Paul, of course).