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Shunning luxuries is a little extreme

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July 22, 2013

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A life surrounded by luxury seems to be an unwise use of religious leaders' money, but I don't think it's necessary to shun luxuries altogether.

It seems that how religious leaders use their money can be a model to others about responsible uses of money.

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Amy Rice

Amy C. Rice is a technical services and systems librarian at Whitworth University. She has been attending Nazarene churches for most of her life. As a result, she often approaches issues through a Wesleyan-Arminian perspective.

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