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Enemy or Sacrament? Newman on Wealth and Holiness
by David Paul Deavel | Aug 7, 2020 | Theology | 0
Newman tended to talk about wealth and commerce in two ways: one prophetic and denunciatory, particularly of nations of shopkeepers, and one with applause—this is the nation of free enterprise.
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