"Poverty and Wealth From the Viewpoint of the Kingdom of God" explores the ethical dimensions of economic inequality through a religious lens. Authored by Harry Frederick Ward, with contributions from the Methodist Episcopal Church, this work delves into Christian perspectives on poverty and wealth, examining the responsibilities of individuals and communities in addressing social disparities. The book provides a theological framework for understanding economic issues, offering insights into how the principles of the Kingdom of God can inform discussions about fairness, justice, and the distribution of resources. This examination encourages readers to consider the moral implications of wealth and poverty and to seek solutions that align with Christian values.

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