"Honest Money" by Gary North

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The author of this paper reviews the book by Gary North, "Honest Money" which deals with the relationship between money and the Bible. The paper's author examines the book's central idea that the value of money lies in its marketability. In other words, if money is unable to buy you goods and services, it is worthless. The author of the paper continues and discusses the idea proposed in the book that individuals must make and use money according to biblical guidelines in order to call their money honest and pure.

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"Honest Money follows the theme of making and using money according to biblical guidelines in order to call your money honest and pure. The bible doesn't restrict anyone with regards to the form of money they use. There are restrictions on how money should be used. But there are no limitations on what constitutes money. For example anything can be used as money: silver money, gold money, platinum money, salt, wampum, but the most important thing is that the buyer and seller should be aware of the mode of exchange and should also agree to it. This is a very critical part. If the buyer or the seller is unaware, that would be considered unethical and dishonest and thus both parties must be made aware."

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