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One of the most difficult biblical parables to this cipher is the parable of the unjust steward,

which is also known as the parable of the Shrewd manager.

And the very different meanings you might draw from his alternate titles alone is part

of the confusion.

Here's a description of the parable by the nothingness principle.

In the parable, a rich man confronts his steward who has made poor use of the rich man's

goods.

Rather than trying to make it right, the steward decides to suck up to his master's

debtors, cutting them sweetheart deals in hopes that they will take care of him after

he's fired.

So what does the rich man do?

Well, he actually praises the steward for his prudent financial moves.

He seems to miss the part about being cheated.

Some read the parable in straightforward fashion, as a celebration of Shrewd pragmatism and

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