Really should be blogged not 'quick hitted'; prescient she is/was.
And TRULY fascinating that only one out of a 100 would push the red button.
And given how many actually 'moved their money' in response to that campaign, I'd say the percentage still holds.
What's not related in the story about Jesus and the 'money changers' is the role of charging interest on loans that has it's historical roots in Judaism -and 'banking'- and the word 'shylock'. It was several centuries before the xtian church approved of such interest charging and Islam still has not charging interest on loans as part of it's dogma (though the reality is different).
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Really should be blogged not 'quick hitted'; prescient she is/was.
And TRULY fascinating that only one out of a 100 would push the red button.
And given how many actually 'moved their money' in response to that campaign, I'd say the percentage still holds.
What's not related in the story about Jesus and the 'money changers' is the role of charging interest on loans that has it's historical roots in Judaism -and 'banking'- and the word 'shylock'. It was several centuries before the xtian church approved of such interest charging and Islam still has not charging interest on loans as part of it's dogma (though the reality is different).