Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia [3 volumes]Dwight F. Burlingame A comprehensive reference on the philanthropic sector includes articles on prominent people, events, associations, theories, legislation, and other relevant topics, along with a volume of source documents. |
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Page 549
... practice of moral acts . . . ( b ) Proofs that Moral Virtue is not a Gift of Na- ture , but a Creation of Habit 1. From this consideration it is further clear that no form of moral excellence is developed in us sponta- neously , by a ...
... practice of moral acts . . . ( b ) Proofs that Moral Virtue is not a Gift of Na- ture , but a Creation of Habit 1. From this consideration it is further clear that no form of moral excellence is developed in us sponta- neously , by a ...
Page 798
... practice in the field . Conceptualizing philan- thropy as a social relation has the potential , we be- lieve , for contributing to the making of a better match between the resources and needs of donors and the re- sources and needs of ...
... practice in the field . Conceptualizing philan- thropy as a social relation has the potential , we be- lieve , for contributing to the making of a better match between the resources and needs of donors and the re- sources and needs of ...
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... practice of stewardship constitute a way of life that is both privileged and challenging . II . Jesus ' Way . Next , the pastoral letter focuses more closely on the idea of stewardship , relying on the teaching and life of Jesus to ...
... practice of stewardship constitute a way of life that is both privileged and challenging . II . Jesus ' Way . Next , the pastoral letter focuses more closely on the idea of stewardship , relying on the teaching and life of Jesus to ...
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References to this book
Understanding Philanthropy: Its Meaning and Mission Robert L. Payton,Michael P. Moody Limited preview - 2008 |