Kelly Johnson

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  Mr How Do You Do Sees Creation And You

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  In Book 3 of the Mr. How Do You Do series, Mr. How Do You Do sees creation-the heavens, the earth, and everything there is, including you-in a whole new light.

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  Mr How Do You Do Changes I To You

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  In Book 2 of the Mr. How Do You Do series, see what happens when Mr. How Do You Do meets a very animated and self-centered Sam Seagull. We bet you’ve met him. Join Mr. How Do You Do and Sam Seagull in this fun journey from pride to humility as they discover the loving transformation of God who changes their perspective from I to you!

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  Mr How Do You Do Changes I To You

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  In Book 2 of the Mr. How Do You Do series, see what happens when Mr. How Do You Do meets a very animated and self-centered Sam Seagull. We bet you’ve met him. Join Mr. How Do You Do and Sam Seagull in this fun journey from pride to humility as they discover the loving transformation of God who changes their perspective from I to you!

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  Fear Of Beggars A Print On Demand Title

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  In the twenty-first century, the gap between the haves and have-nots is lengthening once again, and to American eyes, poverty is no longer limited to third-world countries. Yet often modern Christian thought on property is premised on the exclusion of the beggar from economic morality. Kelly Johnson asks the important question Why does Christian ethics so rarely tackle the question of whether to give to beggars? Examining both classical economics and Christian stewardship ethics as reaction to medieval mendicant debates, Johnson reveals both modern anxiety about dependence and humility and the importance of Christian attempts to re-imagine property relations in ways that integrate those qualities. Studying the rhetoric and thought of Christian thinkers, beggar saints, economists and others, Johnson places greatest emphasis on the life and work of Peter Maurin. Challenging and thought-provoking, The Fear of Beggars will expand what counts as a topic for Christian economic ethics into a richer, more complicated discussion.

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