"Poverty & Wealth" by Ronald Nash

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"The purpose of this research is to review Poverty and
Wealth: The Christian Debate Over Capitalism, by Ronald H. Nash.
In Poverty and Wealth: The Christian Debate Over Capitalism, Ronald Nash revives the arguments set forth by George Gilder in the similarly titled Wealth and Poverty, that the leftist policies and programs advocated by many Christians are in fact detrimental to achieving social and economic justice. This book is a kind of "corrective" aimed at a Christian audience and intended to reverse what Nash regards as muddled thinking about economic issues.

Central to Nash's thesis is the argument that Christians are misled into supporting liberal economic policies by two factors: (1) their good intentions, based on compassion for the poor and a desire to do God's work on earth, and (2) their woeful (...)"

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