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Christian Response to Wealth, Poverty and Justice — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Wealth
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Material resources and riches, which the Bible teaches should be gained honestly and shared generously.
The state of lacking basic needs, which Christians are called to address through care and justice.
An excessive, selfish desire for wealth or possessions, condemned in Christian teaching.
Dishonest conduct such as bribery and exploitation, which robs the poor and breaks community trust.
Poverty
— match —
Material resources and riches, which the Bible teaches should be gained honestly and shared generously.
The state of lacking basic needs, which Christians are called to address through care and justice.
An excessive, selfish desire for wealth or possessions, condemned in Christian teaching.
Dishonest conduct such as bribery and exploitation, which robs the poor and breaks community trust.
Greed
— match —
Material resources and riches, which the Bible teaches should be gained honestly and shared generously.
The state of lacking basic needs, which Christians are called to address through care and justice.
An excessive, selfish desire for wealth or possessions, condemned in Christian teaching.
Dishonest conduct such as bribery and exploitation, which robs the poor and breaks community trust.
Corruption
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Material resources and riches, which the Bible teaches should be gained honestly and shared generously.
The state of lacking basic needs, which Christians are called to address through care and justice.
An excessive, selfish desire for wealth or possessions, condemned in Christian teaching.
Dishonest conduct such as bribery and exploitation, which robs the poor and breaks community trust.
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