I have always been taught that the Christian view of work is based on the doctrine of vocation. If he is a Christian tailor, he will say: I make these clothes because God has bidden me do so, so that I can earn a living, so that I can help and serve my neighbor.The scriptural basis for this is summarized in Colossians 3:23-24 which says, whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. I must protect and shield my neighbor. . . . The same is true for the shoemaker, tailor, scribe, or reader. The results are in, Haley states.
the christian view of work is based on the surplus of a wealthy man from columbia.
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                        :source (z8 / country
                                    :name (z9 / name
                                              :op1 "Colombia")))))
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