In the Shadow of Plenty
Book • 2018
George Grant's 'In the Shadow of Plenty' offers a theological and practical approach to understanding and addressing poverty.
Grant examines the historical context of poverty and welfare, drawing upon biblical principles and historical examples to challenge conventional approaches.
He critiques the modern welfare state and advocates for a return to individual responsibility, charitable giving, and free-market principles.
Grant emphasizes the importance of spiritual transformation and moral character in breaking the cycle of poverty.
The book provides a framework for Christians seeking to engage in effective and sustainable poverty alleviation efforts.
'In the Shadow of Plenty' is a thought-provoking analysis of the complexities of poverty and a call for a renewed commitment to biblical principles in addressing this global challenge.
Grant examines the historical context of poverty and welfare, drawing upon biblical principles and historical examples to challenge conventional approaches.
He critiques the modern welfare state and advocates for a return to individual responsibility, charitable giving, and free-market principles.
Grant emphasizes the importance of spiritual transformation and moral character in breaking the cycle of poverty.
The book provides a framework for Christians seeking to engage in effective and sustainable poverty alleviation efforts.
'In the Shadow of Plenty' is a thought-provoking analysis of the complexities of poverty and a call for a renewed commitment to biblical principles in addressing this global challenge.
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