Chapter

 1 2| something negative: the lack of goods, particularly the economic
 2 2|   actually, or lack of material goods, is an external aspect,
 3 2|    poverty, even when there are goods, but unfairly distributed;
 4 2|      economic poverty, not when goods are not enough to live a
 5 2|       do not achieve to acquire goods more or less fictitious,
 6 2| prevents someone from acquiring goods, but also goes against dignity
 7 2|        people; when he uses the goods or carries out his responsibilities,
 8 2|       futile things, fictitious goods, needs artificially created (
 9 2|       so, not only the material goods, being a few or a lot, but
10 3|   physical pain, of the lack of goods, to have to grow up and
11 3|      the biblical poor: without goods (material poverty), without
12 3|     maintains himself free from goods, relatives, politics, the
13 3|        situation of scarcity of goods and human insecurity: without
14 3|        Lk 4,16-30), without own goods (Mt 8,20), guest at the
15 3|        afterwards, not only the goods, but also the people, and
16 3|          the community share of goods, etc., it is just to proclaim
17 3|        people: family-celibacy, goods: material poverty and autonomy:
18 3|       poverty means sharing the goods. Let’s remember that the
19 3|    poverty, was not the lack of goods, but the share of what there
20 3|         the Christian, in fact, goods are not something evil,
21 3|      share and a double type of goods: 1) a share inside the group
22 3|        59); 2) and two types of goods: those human and material,