The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It by Rankin, John C.

The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781500343538)

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The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It by Rankin, John C.

The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It

$12.00
The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It by Rankin, John C.

The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It

$12.00
Format: Paperback
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Judas is a disciple of the devil who 1) objects to Mary Magdalene pouring expensive nard on the feet of Jesus; 2) he says the money should be given to the poor instead; 3) but he does not care for the poor and is already a thief who steals from the common purse; 4) he betrays Jesus for money; 5) he is later remorseful but unrepentant in his deadened spirit; and thus 6) he kills himself.Analogically, in the Judas economy: 1) the disciples of Judas object to the freedom of people to spend their own money as they see fit, especially in devotion to the Gospel; 2) they pretend to care for the poor, the children, the infirm, the dispossessed et al.; 3) instead they control the public purse that redistributes other people's money for their own personal power and enrichment; 4) they sell out the biblical foundation for unalienable rights given by the Creator; 5) resulting in a darkened human spirit among such elitists; and thus 6) the inevitable descent into political and cultural suicide.What to do?

Author: John C. Rankin
ISBN-10: 1500343536
ISBN-13: 9781500343538
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 06/28/2014
Pages: 106
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.26lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.24w x 0.22d
By John C. Rankin
By John C. Rankin
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Rev. John C. Rankin is President of the Theological Education Institute (TEI), International (teii.org), which he founded 1990, following eleven years in pastoral and pro-life ministry. He is a West Hartford, Connecticut native, grew up in an agnostic Unitarian context within the heaviest Jewish population in New England, before he encountered the living presence of the one true Creator, and converted to a biblical and evangelical faith as a 14-year old in 1967. He is a graduate of South Kent School, Denison University (B.A. History), Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (M.Div.) and Harvard Divinity School (Th.M. Ethics and Public Policy); and in 2014 enters an M.Phil./Ph.D. program at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies. He and his wife Nancy were married in 1977 and have four grown children. His books include The Six Pillars of Biblical Power, The Six Pillars of Honest Politics, Jesus, in the Face of His Enemies, Genesis and the Power of True Assumptions, The Real Muhammad: In the Eyes of Ibn Ishaq and The Judas Economy: And What to Do About It. They are described at teibooks.com.

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