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Page 66
If it must be given , let the amount of it be proportionate to the applicant's needs
and not to the amount that can be obtained from a more or less charitably
disposed community . Along these lines the United Hebrew charities frequently
grants ...
If it must be given , let the amount of it be proportionate to the applicant's needs
and not to the amount that can be obtained from a more or less charitably
disposed community . Along these lines the United Hebrew charities frequently
grants ...
Page 82
It implies that to the householder shall be given the use of a house , to the
mechanic his tools , to the family its household furniture , to the laborer the
opportunity of remunerative employment . For the community as a whole it means
the speedy ...
It implies that to the householder shall be given the use of a house , to the
mechanic his tools , to the family its household furniture , to the laborer the
opportunity of remunerative employment . For the community as a whole it means
the speedy ...
Page 96
We have our five or six senses given us to meet the conditions of this earthly life .
What other special senses might have been given us , or will be given us in a
higher state of existence , we do not know . Certain it is that there are some ...
We have our five or six senses given us to meet the conditions of this earthly life .
What other special senses might have been given us , or will be given us in a
higher state of existence , we do not know . Certain it is that there are some ...
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CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
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