As the debt-crisis continues to shake America's and Europe's economies, Christians of all confessions find themselves in the unaccustomed position of debating the morality and economics of deficits and how to overcome them.
At present, these are important discussions. But frankly they're nothing compared to the debate that has yet to come. And the question is this: How should Christians realize their obligations to the poor in a post-welfare state world?
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