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Very interesting--thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteEspecially found it interesting that religious people give more than secular, even to secular causes.
interesting, except i don't believe in karma.
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I just found it fascinating. I'm always intrigued to hear stats about giving vs. how much we spend at WalMart. I know I spend more than my fair share there!
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According to AdventConspiracy.org, Americans spend $450 billion each year on Christmas. It would only take $60 billion to provide clean drinking water to the entire world!
it's like that microbusiness loan thing... dad explained it the other night, and really it takes so little to help people, we just don't do it.
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