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“The Economics of the Parables”

May 11, 2022

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You Gather Where You Haven't Sown, and You or You Gather You Haven't Sown and You Sow What You've Not Sown

04:20

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01:56

Is the Gospel Teaching a Systematic Ecology?

02:29

Introduction

3min

Is the Gospel Teaching a Systematic Ecology?

2min

The Purpose of the Parables Is Not to Teach Economics

2min

The Parable With the Talents

5min

You Gather Where You Haven't Sown, and You or You Gather You Haven't Sown and You Sow What You've Not Sown

4min

Slash Islam Liberty - A Virtual Event

2min

The Parable of the Rich Fool

3min

You Can't Take It With You

3min

The Parables Are What Invite and Incite a Deeper Reflection

2min

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What Are the Most Surprisingly Helpful Resources You Found?

3min

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What Are Parables?

2min

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The New Testament, and Its Economic Lessons

4min

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The Church and Economics - Is the Church in the Book of Acts?

3min

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The Hidden Treasure, by Father Robert

2min

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The Pearl of Great Prentice

2min

In this episode, Rev. Robert A. Sirico, Acton’s president emeritus, and Dan Hugger, Acton’s librarian and research associate, dismiss the many misinterpretations of Jesus' parables to reveal their timeless wisdom as explored in Rev. Sirico’s new book, “The Economics of the Parables.”

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