We are dealing with on the topic what is poverty in the essay. We need a theology of poverty to serve the poor without perpetuating the political byproducts of poverty.
What is Poverty
Nature of Poverty
Poverty is the severe lack of basic resources. There are several types of poverty that are always connected: physical poverty and spiritual poverty.
Poverty can be a result of ourselves, others, our structures, the economic-social-political system. Poverty affects us all.
Causes
Bad economic decisions by the government,
unemployment, crisis, excessive accumulation of resources by greedy, people
Irresponsibility of individuals in resource management, illiteracy. Nature’s Choice, born into a low income family. Broken families and loss of parents…etc.
Bible and poverty
The poor will always be with you (Matthew 26:11a). Poverty is like a black hole in the space of humanity. This impenetrable darkness of the poor among us, around us, has a gravitational pull on one side.
We are thus drawn by poverty’s forces to help those in its chains by the power of self-interest. We are revolted by its potential to uncover our pretense. Still, the prolific darkness of the poor expands like cancerous cells.
God and the poor
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God has mercy on the poor. He/She calls people to reflect His heart. He judges those who oppress the poor.
God bless those who show love to the poor. He promised the worldly eradication of poverty. God loves the poor.
Church and the poor
The Church must apply its theology to insufficiently ambiguous expressions of God’s character. The Church must give priority to the poor.
Theology of poverty
We have collected valuable pieces of Bible truth about the poor. We tied reality into a chain with three sacred threads: the Bible and poverty, God and poverty, and the Church and the poor.
Together, these threads create a credible theology of poverty that is biblical, balanced, and Jesus-centered. God’s flawed and flawed revelation helps us correct common misunderstandings, correct harmful perceptions, and create a vision of hope for the suffering of our fallen world.
God loves the poor
God loves the poor and needy in spirit. He showed His love in the most glorious way by sending His only begotten Son who was humble. So that we could be rich.