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If the Lord owns everything, then no other owners do. If the Lord is the absolute owner of property, then modern, exclusivistic property rights can’t be legitimate. If the Lord is the only absolute owner of property, then it’s something of a slap in the face for modern Christians to speak of having an absolute right to control, benefit, transfer, and exclude others from “their” property. That would be like a farm hand doing what he wants with the owner’s property, without consulting the owner.

Dismissing Jesus

Douglas M. Jones and Peter J. Leithart

But if an organization has a clear and compelling purpose, its impact and legacy can be extraordinary. The purpose of the company will serve as a beacon, focusing employees’ attention on what really matters. And that purpose will allow the company to outlive any one manager or employee.

How Will You Measure Your Life?

Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, and Karen Dillon

Most people err by assuming that a network of like-minded individuals must exist before people can be mobilized around a common activity. The reverse is true: common activities breed a network of like-minded people.

Achieving Success Through Social Capital

Wayne E. Baker

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