Usury : $b a scriptural, ethical and economic viewElliott, Calvin
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Usury : $b a scriptural, ethical and economic view
Elliott, Calvin
Usury
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USURY
A Scriptural, Ethical and
Economic View
BY
CALVIN ELLIOTT
PUBLISHED BY
THE ANTI-USURY LEAGUE
MILLERSBURG, OHIO
COPYRIGHTED 1902
BY
CALVIN ELLIOTT.
CONTENTS.
Page.
Chapter I--Definition 7
Chapter II--The Law by Moses 11
Chapter III--Usury and "The Stranger" 18
Chapter IV--David and Solomon 26
Chapter V--Denunciation of Jeremiah and Ezekiel 30
Chapter VI--Financial Reform by Nehemiah 36
Chapter VII--Teachings of the Master 42
Chapter VIII--Parables of the Talents and the Pounds 52
Chapter IX--Practice of the disciples 58
Chapter X--Church history 69
Chapter XI--Calvin's letter on usury 73
Chapter XII--Permanency of the prohibition 79
Chapter XIII--Our changed conditions 81
Chapter XIV--The American Revision 87
Chapter XV--Duty learned from two sources 93
Chapter XVI--Rights of man over things 97
Chapter XVII--Equal rights of men 102
Chapter XVIII--A false basal principle 108
Chapter XIX--The true ethical principle 115
Chapter XX--Wealth is barren 121
Chapter XXI--Wealth decays 132
Chapter XXII--The debt habit 138
Chapter XXIII--The borrower is servant to the lender 144
Chapter XXIV--Usury enslaves the borrower 146
Chapter XXV--Usury oppresses the poor 154
Chapter XXVI--Usury oppresses the poor--continued 160
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