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Circumscribed amongst the seemingly endless list of ecological problems our world is currently staring face to face with, there is one that, depending on what region of Earth is analyzed, could be considered one the world's most overlooked dilemmas. Poverty is making its way across the globe like a disease, affecting not just those without employment, but everyone. Anyone who pays taxes helps to fund America's welfare program. Anybody who lives in or frequently travels through inner-city areas knows the best routes to take on which to easily avoid beggars. What is the right way to deal with those in dire need of financial relief? The Holy Bible is very clear in it's guidance towards such a subject: It is the duty of all followers, rich and poor, to do anything they can to help anyone in need.
Christians, being dominant in America, obviously struggle when faced with a chance to help someone in need. Why is it so obvious? Well, take a look at how many homeless, hungry people there......

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