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John Wesley summarizes Protestant economic ethics as gaining all one can, saving all one can, and thereby growing rich as a calling.
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Frugality
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"We must exhort all Christians to gain all they can and to save all they can. That is, in effect, to grow rich, all..."
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"...bit of a hit. But you've always learned the discipline, the frugality part of folks from China. Let me ask another question in regards..."
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"...money. Okay? And you can now monetize your hard work and frugality. You can now channel your hard work and frugality into bank notes...."
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The Protestant Reformation begins as liberation from priest, pope, and ritual.
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