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The Requirements for National Prosperity Part 1
Monday, July 27, 2009
The nation’s economy, like that of many nations, reveals people’s priorities and motives in the use of money. For over 30 years I have pointed out that money is governed by laws other than economics, those laws are spiritual and moral and if not understood leads to corruption. Humanist thinking rejects these laws that govern economics so it is no surprise to see corruption manifest itself in all levels of society whether it be individual or corporate.

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