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Economics for Everybody
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Introduction
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1 - And God Created Economics3 Steps|1 Quiz
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2 - The Economic Problem of Sin3 Steps|1 Quiz
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3 - The Path from Work to Wealth3 Steps|1 Quiz
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4 - The Route From Scarcity to Plenty3 Steps|1 Quiz
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5 - The Role of the Entrepreneur3 Steps|1 Quiz
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6 - A Tale of Two Theologies, Part 13 Steps|1 Quiz
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7 - A Tale of Two Theologies, Part 23 Steps|1 Quiz
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8 - Government Intervention3 Steps|1 Quiz
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9 - The Two Mysteries of Monetary3 Steps|1 Quiz
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10 - The Welfare & Corporate States of America3 Steps|1 Quiz
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11 - Economics Has Consequences3 Steps|1 Quiz
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12 - Kingdom Economics3 Steps|1 Quiz
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Short Answer & Discussion Questions
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SHORT ANSWER
- Explain the relationship between stewardship and economics.
- Name some ways that the cultural mandate is related to economics in your own life.
- Why do you think economics is often divorced from morality in the modern world?
- How might economics enable us to fulfill the Great Commission beyond just providing missionaries with financial support?
DISCUSSION
- Almost everyone today agrees that economics is important. But many will say they are confused by it. Why do you think that is? If understanding economics is important to men and women being faithful stewards, what might be the reasons it is not widely taught either in society or the church?
- What are some of the ways that economics is related to morality?
- If economics is “man making choices as to how to best use his limited resources in order to be a good steward before God,” what are some specific ways you act economically in your particular calling?
FOR FURTHER STUDY
- Basic Economics, 4th Ed. – Carson & Cleveland – Chapters 1-2
- Foundations of Economics – Ritenour – Introduction, Chapter 1
- Prosperity and Poverty – Beisner – Introduction
