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Fixing the Debt

A Man Can Dream, Can’t He?

By: Chuck Colson|Published: March 6, 2012 12:00 AM
Rating: 5.00
Topics: Business & Economics, Colson_Links, Politics & Government

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Chuck Colson is having nightmares about America's increasingly unsustainable debt.The news isn't all bad because we can still fix the problem.
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...and resources
Recommended Resources

Enough Government Already!

American government is growing and spending  resulting in sky-high debt. There is a way to stop the fatal growth.

Find books, materials, and conversation starters about this week's topic >>

FROM OUR BOOKSTORE
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Here's a brief talk from Heritage Foundations' "BookTV" about one of our featured book Money, Greed, and  God.

Dr. Jay Richards is a speaker for the Centurions Program.
RECOMMENDED LINKS

The Dangerous Notion That Debt Doesn't Matter (This has a grid which Chuck mentions)
Moral Principals & Moral Courage
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This week's seven-part ViewPoint, "Debtors All," T. M. Moore give an overview of the Biblical teaching about debt and what we really owe to the world.
ViewPoint is also on podcast.
Reverend T. M. Moore is the dean of the Centurions Program. The application process to become a centurion is open until May 18, 2012.


BREAKPOINT RADIO

Fixing the Moral Deficit
Chuck Colson | March 7, 2012

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Drowning in Red Ink
Jennifer Roback Morse
On Debt
T. M. Moore
What the Treasury Department Is Not Telling Americans about the National Debt
Robin Phillips

Forward to the Past
John Haldane

Here's an eye opening look at least one reason  behind the government's budget problem. 

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