CategoryPoverty & Wealth

The End of Poverty in Ethiopia

When I think of Ethiopia I think of the terrible famines and emaciated human beings of the 1980s. The Ethiopia of 2012 is still desperately poor but making great strides in improving the well-being of its people. Since the turn of the millennium per capita economic growth has averaged just on 6%...

The End of Poverty In Bangladesh

By any measure Bangladesh is one of the poorest nations on earth. Sixty four million Bangladeshi’s live on less than $1.25 a day; forty three percent of children are under-nourished; five percent of children die before their fifth birthday; almost half the population lack access to decent...

Why we need a prosperity theology

Just about every Australian Christian I know has a prosperity theology.We find it abhorrent to suggest that God wants us to be rich but then speak of how ‘blessed’ we are in Australia. Meanwhile we live as if we believe God wants us to be rich, gladly renovating our homes, buying new...

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