This book was written to introduce the reader to the concept of Investing with Biblical Integrity as an investment philosophy that embraces the need for real world results, while purposely choosing to invest without compromising one’s biblical morals.
The Wall Street Awakening: The Heart and Mind of Investing with Biblical Integrity
This book was written to introduce the reader to the concept of Investing with Biblical Integrity as an investment philosophy that embraces the need for real world results, while purposely choosing to invest without compromising one’s biblical morals.
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