Throughout all of the gospels, and most apparently in Luke's is the idea that Jesus only saves those who recognize their need to be saved and give their entire being to Jesus to save. Another idea what is unique to Luke is the notion that Jesus saves his people through warning. ... It has been a recurring theme throughout all of the gospels that Jesus saves only those who are willing to be saved. ... The official at that point was very sad because he had a lot of money and did not want to give it away (Luke 18:18-23). ... Be tries to save the wealthy people, who are the hardest to save, ...

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Singer thinks that spending money on these things while knowing that the money could be used to save lives is no better, morally, than getting paid for killing children. ... Americans work for their money, pay high taxes for the right to live in this country, and are entitled to do whatever they please with their money. ... Obviously if everyone in America donated as much money as they possibly could, it would raise a huge amount of money and probably save thousands of lives. ... Americans cut back on unnecissary expenses to save countless lives and stop the pain and suffering of these poor...

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So he gives away his money and possessions to the needy. ... He says that money has worth and that it makes people happy. ... Blue gives away his money so as to return to the same level as a common man. ... So, being noble, he decides to try to save peoples souls, especially his co-workers in the lumberyard. ... In conclusion, Blue's philosophy saved him. ...

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Nowadays, machinery has taken human labor and modernized it by doing the same jobs as human, quicker, more accurately, and it saves time and money for the company. ... Indeed this gain means more money to companies; hence owners of companies become wealthier. ... The replacement of ATM machines can save banks a lot of money because banks do not have to hire as much tellers as before when ATM were not introduced yet. ... Programs like the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) and Transitional Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) are designed to help aid low-income working families...

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This creates a problem for those who actually use the money to buy food or a new shirt, because they have been labeled drug addicts like so many others. ... There are some people who actually have nice jobs, big houses, and fancy cars, who dress up in ragged clothing and sit on a street corner and ask for money so they can buy some food. Some people can make a living posing as a homeless person, just go out for a few hours collect some money and then off to their homes they go. This is another reason some people have become more resistant in giving to those who appear less fortunate, ...

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Hayden juxtaposes a poor, starving, "barefoot cripple," who represents poor people in third-world nations, with the healthy and powerful tourists, who represent people in prosperous imperialistic nations, who have "walked on seas of money." ... He asks for money from tourists. ... He is crippled and he is jealous of tourists who have walked "on seas of money" their whole lives. It seems that he is comparing the tourists to God just as Christians think of Jesus as their savior, so do the beggar thinks that these rich tourists have the ability to save him from his poverty and suffering....

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There are other ways of saving money or investing it rather than the modern way of using banks and investment companies. Organisations such as micro lending and Roscas make it possible for people in mostly third world countries save their money. ... They mostly focus on lending money and saving is also included. These two forms of organisation involve paying a certain amount of money into a fund that is accessible to everyone periodically. ... Therefore, where money only helps the individual household of the owner, livestock helps the whole community of a Lesotho village (Ferguson, 1985)....

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In the world, one of the most common topics to discuss and what governments have to take some action on is poverty; poverty is the state of not having enough money to meet basic needs. ... They do not care about increasing family and population; they think that one more baby will go to work and bring some money to home. ... Due to this there are lots of germs and viral Bactria found in the air and people getting disease, not only children get ill but as well as adult also getting ill, for that reason the majority of death ratio is high in slum area and do not go to hospital they are not financ...

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One being, that our country is very fortunate in having ample food and money. ... Those resources we don't have right at our fingertips we have the ability and the money to be able to purchase them over seas. ... We live in a capitalist country, which means that our economic system gives an individual the ability to earn, save, and invest in the hope of making a profit. ...

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So, if he doesn't have enough money, doctors will not try anything to save him. ... However, many people will say that health care is not free because a large majority of the population has enough money to pay for it. ... People are starving while others have more money than the whole population of some African countries. ...

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Charity could basically save the lives of many people by funding research and discovering cures for multiple disorders. ... For example if the same amount of money donated to one organization in one day was given to a homeless person this would change this person's life. ... For example if a donor wants to donate a million dollars, he or she could donate that money to thousands of poor people giving every person a few dollars, or he or she could donate to a few people give everyone a decent amount of money. In the first case everyone gets enough money to survive a day or two, but the mon...

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Each day they have to struggle to get money, which is what gets people the basic materials needed to survive. ... But the biggest reason would have to be just lack of money. ... Money is obviously the most important thing needed to stay out of poverty so it would be safe to say that if people made more money, there would be less poverty in the US. ... People who live in rural areas don't make much more money than the people in the inner cities do. ... This will also save them some humiliation and the rest of their kids live. ...

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O'Henry's story, Transients of Arcadia is illustrating the age old idea that "money brings happiness" and only the rich can be happy. ... She saved up all her money and spent it so that she can have a small taste of being rich. ...

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As you got older, you eventually started wanting more money to purchase the things you wanted, so an agreement for more money was made in exchange for more chores and responsibility. ... Nor can we assume that the money is being spent on these specific services.   ... But we can't expect that the issues of the working poor can be so easily resolved by simply placing more money in their hands. ... As a society it's our responsibility to regulate how the government is spending our money. ... Instead of this increase supporting the basic necessities for lower-income families, it is be...

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When Will acts to save Henry from local street gangs, attempting to steal his time, Hamilton donates it all to him. ... " and "Time is money.... The world we are living in compared to the world of 'In Time' really isn't that different, I believe that Niccol wanted viewers to make this connection to realise how twisted our society is by replacing money with time. The issues above have made me realise where my true priorities stand, not with money, but with family and the relationships with people around me. I have become more socially aware of how certain people will a...

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AIDs is a risk Fridaus is willing to take if it means feeding her and giving her money. ... El Saadawi does a great job of putting the story into words that get us all fired up and ready to go out and save women just like Fridaus. ...

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Statistics, and Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickel and Dimed, show us these people can barley afford to eat on their wages let alone pay for, or even save for, an education. ... This solution would also create higher tax revenues, which for a liberal, amounts to more public money to spend on the greater good, or to a conservative, would mean more money to pay off the federal deficit. Opponents to this proposition would say that if business were forced to pay workers more money, they would be unable to afford to hire new workers and maybe even be forced to lay some employees off. ... Although...

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In addition, Tyler is attentive that his family is in poverty because he mows lawns for ten dollars, but gives his money to his mother. This twelve-year-old boy works hard to save up money for food and gas. ... One meaning of growing up poor in America is, one goes canning to make money. ... In the video, Kaylie mentions that she sees her "future poor, on the streets, in a box asking for money [and] stealing stuff from stores,"" (Neumann) if she doesn't gain an education. ...

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The temporary funding allows the recipient(s) to get up, get out, and look for work, while simultaneously giving enough money to live on before the first paycheck. A portion of the money will be distributed into job training as well. ... This program (TANF) not only mandates time limits on welfare checks, but also allows states to reprogram money saved from unspent welfare outlays into expenditures necessary to help former recipients succeed as workers (Kuttner). ...

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If one is willing to save the child drowning in the pond, they are agreeing that the situation is 'something bad' and accept principles of equality and impartiality; hence the same principle should be applied to rendering monetary relief to someone from afar as it ultimately does not make our moral duty less worthy. ... Referring back to the example of the drowning child, if the child is drowning in the presence of an individual and others, but none offer help, the individual still has the moral obligation to save the child as if there was no one around. ... However, there are situa...

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Deciding to allow only a few to come aboard would save some lives, but all others in the water would be lost. ... The public emphasis was always on its humanitarian effects and the combination of silent selfish interests and vocal humanitarian apologists made a powerful and successful lobby for extracting money from taxpayers, as Hardin writes, we can all expect the same in the creation of a world food bank. ...

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Between 6th to 12th of August 201, there was a riots in London. The scale of this riots is large, according to the data from the lecture 200 million pounds properties lost, 4600 people arrested. Many people believed that this action is lead by the long time social inequality. Hence there is a debate...

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Charles Dickens Oliver Twist Charles Dickens (1812-1870) comes from a poor family, his father was even in prison, and his experiences from his childhood are reflected in his many books such as David Copperfield, Little Dorrit. He started his career as a journalist. He wrote chiefly novels such a...

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