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4. The invisible hand is the unseen force that guides individuals who are acting to help themselves to work in ways that benefit society.  An example of the invisible hand is God or the spirit.  We do not see him, he is an unseen force, but he causes us to do things that we think are self serving but ultimately serve others an the ultimate purpose of God.  

4. The invisible hand is the unseen force that guides individuals who are acting to help themselves to work in ways that benefit society.  An example of the invisible hand is God or the spirit.  We do not see him, he is an unseen force, but he causes us to do things that we think are self serving but ultimately serve others an the ultimate purpose of God.  

:Good answer.

:Good answer. Other examples include the hand of Bill O'Reilly as it rubs the falafel on the intern's taut stomach.

5. Matthew 13:18-23; 44-46 – From an economic standpoint the remind us to be careful where we spend our money.  It reminds us to not foolishly spend it on an item that you do not have a need for, but instead to save it for another purpose.    Extra Credit:  Why does the Gospel of Matthew have more economic parables?  The reason is that Matthew was a tax collector and thus had an intimate knowledge and interest in the economic world of his time.

5. Matthew 13:18-23; 44-46 – From an economic standpoint the remind us to be careful where we spend our money.  It reminds us to not foolishly spend it on an item that you do not have a need for, but instead to save it for another purpose.    Extra Credit:  Why does the Gospel of Matthew have more economic parables?  The reason is that Matthew was a tax collector and thus had an intimate knowledge and interest in the economic world of his time.