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Economics Lecture Two (view source)
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Only one miracle during Jesus's ministry is mentioned ''in all four Gospels'', and it is referenced even twice in Mark. It is the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fish to feed the crowd of thousands. It illustrates God easily '''''overcoming''''' the scarcity in food. Think about it: does scarcity really exist, or is it the result of turning away from God? Scarcity seems to be exaggerated the further away a society is from God. The devout Puritans thrived with nothing in the cold New England winters.
Only one miracle during Jesus's ministry is mentioned ''in all four Gospels'', and it is referenced even twice in Mark. It is the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fish to feed the crowd of thousands. It illustrates God easily '''''overcoming''''' the scarcity in food. Think about it: does scarcity really exist, or is it the result of turning away from God? Scarcity seems to be exaggerated the further away a society is from God. The devout Puritans thrived with nothing in the cold New England winters.