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    3. Embodying the Perichoretic Fellowship in “the Capitalist Economic Structure” Both God’s involvement with the world and the life of human beings are economic, though in different modes. As Nimi Wariboko rightly points out, the production of certain commodities mirrors their producers’ ethos as a driving force, and accordingly, the producers’ ethos is important for the circulation of their products on the market. Also, the change of ethos can powerfully change the milieu of the market.…

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    help.Richards proposes the “living wage,” “fair trade”, “foreign aid”, and “government-run welfare” programs as examples where the intention is good, but the actual policy is harmful and increases poverty. I agree with Jay Richards, in order to fill peoples needs, we must learn the “art of economics” and have a mind for the poor, not just their hearts. Also, complying that if want to solve a difference in poverty, we must resolve long-term hope for the poor, no foreign aid, no charities, no…

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    In 4 years, the rate of child labour has dropped by 5 million in Asia, and 12 million in Latin America. One reason why child labour is increasing in Africa is because poverty compels children to work. It is estimated that about 44% of sub-Saharan residents live on less than $1 a day. This rate of children working every day is also influenced by whether their family’s breadwinner is still alive or not. AIDS has a significant…

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    her achievement and she did exceptionally well on her journey. Throughout her journey, she learned many new valuable lessons and wrote that it was not easy, and each job came with new challenges. She established that living on minimum wage and in poverty is difficult and living impoverished lifestyle is challenging for all people. In this chapter, "Evaluation", Ehrenreich, compared many aspects of Living an impoverished lifestyle, including inequalities, living on minimum wage, and overcoming…

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    “Where justice is denied, where poverty is enforced, where ignorance prevails, and where any one class is made to feel that society is an organized conspiracy to oppress, rob and degrade them, neither persons nor property will be safe” (Frederick Douglass). The United States of America has become a country directed by the elite who are unconcerned of the struggles and interests of the working people in the middle class and their families. In the book War on the Middle Class, many issues like the…

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    Works Cited Allard,Scott W.”Homelessness.”World Book Encyclopedia, 2014,VOL.9, PP.302-303. “Homelessness in America.” National Coalition of the Homeless, www.NationalHomeless.org, Accessed 28 Nov. 2917. “Effects of Poverty, Hunger, and Homelessness on Children and Youth.” American Psychological Association, www.apa.org, Accessed 5 Dec. 2017. “Elder Homelessness,” National Homeless.org. National Homeless.org, www.nationalhomeless.org, 2014, Accessed 30 Nov. 2017. “History.” Heart Ministry Center…

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    Although poverty diminishes the idealistic lifestyle one can live, and may make living situations difficult, through a more indepth assessment, poverty brings people together. Poverty creates the inequality in different societal classes. The “growth in wealth of the rich, along with a decrease in wealth of the middle class, has caused severe inequality that has several negative effects”(Stiglitz). The growth of the wealthy threaten social unrest, because of the major inequality. Poverty is a…

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    Causes of Homelessness Homelessness is a serious problem that affects people of all ages and it is important to understand the causes of homelessness. According to Martin (2015), people are considered older when they reach the age of 50 to 55 years old (p. 152). Homelessness for older people has become a serious problem. The causes of homelessness include "a lack of affordable housing, to few jobs for unskilled workers, and a reduction in human services support" (Martin, 2015, p. 152). For the…

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    It would be improvable for someone who claims to care about the welfare and education of all of America’s children and not be outraged and cry out for reform after reading Jonathan Kozol’s Shame of the Nation. That being said Americans ignore the gross inequality and growing resegregation of schools between Anglo-American’s and their minority brethren.. There are even those who justify these atrocities, whether it be because of feelings of race/class superiority/inferiority or because of object…

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    to struggle with extreme poverty. According to Nelson (2013), “India now has a greater share of the world’s poorest than it did thirty years ago.” Statistics from this research have shown that the proportion of the world’s poorest in India has increased from one fifth to one third, approximately 400 million people. This negatively declining trend, however, has not been characterised by every state within India, some managing to escape these processes of increasing poverty. As explained by…

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