[TheCDAllenGroup]

Originally Posted by jmenq2

Jasaunders' point became even clearer as the original poster further stuck his foot in his mouth. I just hope he hires editors and writers who have a slightly better command of the English language.

I hope so too.

[TheCDAllenGroup]

Originally Posted by Xanifur

I have no ideas how you relate religion and finance... To me it does sound like exploitation.

Actually, the discussion is not about whether there can be a feasible link between religion [or a Biblical perspective in this case] and finance, but whether the publication will contain sound financial advice because it's partially a 'religious' publication.

In my view, yes, the publication can offer credible financial advise deeming that the writers/columists and other contributors have been well versed in finance [substantial education and experience] and the study of the Holy Bible.

[MadisonGrace]

The book of Ecclesiastes and Proverbs is full of information on money management.
I would base such a publication on these two books of the Bible, it would be of great help to everyone.

The publication is direct towards a group of people, but it is not just a group, it is truly a family. People in this family should know the Word of God. If they don't, they may be taken advantage of. Lets hope they are true to the Lord Jesus, for this could be a great place to learn.

Merry Christmas

[eConstructive]

Oh wow, how much bickering can there possibly be on a simple enquiry placed by some one?

To whoever posted the first entry here, I think the magazine is of a brilliant concept - especially when all the things said in it, can be backed up by the Holy Bible. If not, that's a different story....

Don't give up just yet. I think you're on to something BIG and very much needed in this world. Remember, that with every brilliant new thing, there must be those opposing it in order for there to be those in favour of it.

All the best,

eConstructive