A Christian Response to Poverty

When Jesus uttered the words “the poor you will always have with you” (Matthew 26:11), some may purport that this was the tired fatalism and defeatism of a Messiah too exhausted to continue His mission. Was Jesus too tired to suggest an intervention for poverty? Was this a commentary on the complexity and depth of this social problem? Or could this have been a comment on the depth of human indifference to the poor?

Poverty is a complex issue and one that Christ commanded his followers to address. But there are also numerous references in scripture to the poor that must also be considered. This report touches on the scriptural command as well as addressing several misconceptions that are present in popular culture today.

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This is an excellent resource for your own personal collection or for helping you answer tough questions from critics of Christianity who feel that we do not do enough to help the poor. There are 3 separate charts of scripture verses organized by the themes that they teach on poverty that will help you organize your study and approach to this subject.

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Poverty and the Christian Response

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