Money and Faith This book is not about

This book is not about "art" in the sense of making pretty pictures

and the development of skillful disciples who can articulate their faith

as well as contemporary scholarship

As the first female primate in the 500-year history of Anglicanism

using color and contrast effectively

Money and Faith This book is not aboutTalking about money in a personal way remains more of a taboo than sex or politics. This seems odd within a Christian context, since Jesus addressed topics of money, poverty, and wealth more than any other concerns. For many, money becomes an idol; we see it in our own culture as we pursue economic growth no matter the cost to the overall well being of Gods creation. When that happens, enough is always more than we have right now, and scarcity becomes