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God doesn't want you to be rich
Nonfiction » Self-improvement » Religion and self-improvement
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Business finance
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Published: April 17, 2011
Words: 46557 (approximate)
Language: English
Short description
Man has always struggled with the questions of how to follow his own desires for money & success while continuing to follow God's plan. This book is for anyone who has ever questioned the existence of a benevolent God who allows suffering and poverty to exist and wondered...Extended description
Man has always struggled with the questions of how to follow his own desires for money & success while continuing to follow God's plan. This book is for anyone who has ever questioned the existence of a benevolent God who allows suffering and poverty to exist and wondered......why in the world is the world the way that it is today? Why is it that in a highly religious world where 95% of the population believes in deities or spirits, 95% of the world is still poor? Could it be that most people are missing something? Could it be that we as a species are wrong about our interpretation of the world we live in? Or is this situation that we find ourselves in really just the “will” of our all-powerful, all-knowing, all-controlling god of creation, destruction and predestination that created everyone and everything because of the simple fact that: “God doesn’t want you to be rich.” --- Excerpt from Chpt.1 The Truth
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god, wealth, money, christianity, success, rich, jewish, islam, to be richAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Bill MacAfee
on June 03, 2011 :
God is such a hard subject to understand. There are so many different religions and so many differing views on "doing his will." I think that anyone who is seeking answers to these questions will enjoy the argument given here. Even if you disgree about the nature of god, you will still learn a great deal about making large sums of money from this book.
A nice take on the god and money debate.
(reviewed the day of purchase)