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 1   0,1 |        of our property and our money, and on the way we share
 2   1,9 |      to a mistaken attitude to money and the way that religious
 3   3,16|      influence on attitudes to money and, in practical terms,
 4   3,19|      is a new way of acquiring money and resources that may have
 5   4,33|  Religious Institute. How much money does one need to keep? How
 6   5,42|     assets; formerly we earned money to save or to accumulate
 7   5,58|      buy them; we must put our money into ethical investments,
 8   6   | greater value is attributed to money than to work or production.
 9   6   |    must always check where our money is being invested and, if
10   6   |      of capitalising goods and money, on the basis of evangelical