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My name is Joshua, I am your host, and today I have an interesting essay that I'm going to share with you. I like to do this from time to time.

Share with you interesting things that I stumble across and today's essay is in that vein.

Now in the previous episode of this show I talked

about spiritual freedom and in the course of that show I was talking about the rings of freedom.

I talked about generally spiritual freedom in general, but I homed in on the Christian religion specifically

and talked about how, talked about some specific things about Christianity and why I believe

that Christianity is the superior way for you to achieve spiritual liberty and spiritual freedom.

One of the interesting things about Christianity is that Jesus talks so much about money and it can be difficult to discern and figure out exactly what the Bible says about money because there are many statements in the Bible that seem contradictory, that seem paradoxical at the very least.

And this can be challenging to work through when you're trying to figure out how does my religion

and my faith relate to money?

Well this essay that I stumbled across doesn't answer that

question but it's just an interesting twist on what it means to be I would say in

some ways a Christian although this episode is this essay is not written from a

specifically Christian perspective it's more from a it's kind of intentionally

generalized to have a broad audience but it could to some degree, some of the things in it could work from a Christian perspective.

I stumbled across this essay in a book called Portable Trades and Occupations by an author who writes under the name of Grandpa.

And it's all the book is full of it's all about how can you live basically anywhere in the world

with and engage in a trade or an occupation that's truly portable that can go anywhere in the world.

And the author is not a Christian, he is a Libertarian and a Libertine, makes no claims on religion of any kind but he put this

essay in here and it just piqued my interest I thought it was well written and it

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