IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2021

Abstract: Understanding the true purpose and meaning of wealth will influence the attitude and behavior of everyone. Therefore, the authors conducted research so that God's people understand what true wealth means for God's people and what is God's purpose in providing wealth for His people. The author uses a research method with a qualitative approach, namely the literature research method (library research) and based on Bible analysis. Based on this research, a clear description of the purpose and meaning of wealth can be generated. In this way God's people can understand what the Bible says about the purpose and meaning of this wealth, so that it will have an impact on their attitudes and behavior.

Key Word: wealth, God's purpose, work, grace, God's people, gospel

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[3]. Housel Morgan. The Psychology of Money. U.S: Harriman House, 2020.
[4]. Jake Bernett. Wealthand Wisdom. Bandung: Kalam Hidup, n.d.
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Abstract: Ageing is a natural and universal phenomenon experienced by all sections of the society in all generation and countries. The magnitude of the problems of elderly persons is, however, not the same everywhere but varies from society to society. Human life undergoes a continuous process of transformation from childhood to old age. As a matter of fact, old age encounter human frailty and marginalization of the elderly and finally receded to social oblivion. As such, how well the state and civil society shoulder the responsibility of caring the elderly persons will depend on the appreciation of the pitfall of one life's journey. This paper focuses on the position of the aged and changes taking place due....

Keywords: family, elderly, marginalization, psychosis, militancy, etc.

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[3]. Sheikhohao Kipgen's Political and Economic History of the Kukis of Manipur, Unpublished Ph. D. thesis submitted to Manipur University, Deptt. of History, 2006, p. 281.
[4]. The plight of Indigenous Kuki People, Unraveling the story of Deception, Suppression and Marginalization in the Tri Border Areas of India, Myanmar & Bangladesh. Published by Kuki Movement for Human Rights, 2009, p. 98.
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Abstract: Background: Nartanam has been an art promoted since the Vedic times and likewise Vedaanta has been a subject people have had the quest for since centuries. But the study of some of the literature reveals how nartana was studied in the past and that it had certain philosophical values. With the objective of analysing Raamaanujaacaarya's opinions and study its relevance to the perspective of nartana, having collected many books, online matter, papers, various data were studied and analysed. The word 'devadaasi' has a bad name in general. As we bharatanaatyam dancers are taught the similar study material what they were taught, the knowledge gained has provoked...

Keywords: nartana, vedaanta, Vishishtaadvaita, devadaasi, bharatanaatyam

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[3]. Ghosh, Manomohan. नस्न्िकेश्वर पवरधचति् अभभनयिपवर्ि् Nanadikeshvara's Abhinaya Darpanam - A Critical Edition. Calcutta: Firma K. L Mukhopadhyay,6/1A, Banchharam, Akrur'lane, Calcutta, 1957.
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Abstract: The economic indicators of GDP Rate, Inflation Rate and the Unemployment Rate have been used by countless scholars in the field of Economics to indicate the economic performance of a country. The Caribbean island of Grenada has followed suit with the practice of using these economic indicators to determine the economic performance of the country. However, a number of loop holes have been observed with the stated economic indicators. This paper provides a brief overview of Grenada's economic situation, followed by the meaning and limitation of the economic indicators and finally, recommendation of economic instruments that can buttress or add clarity to the interpretation of Grenada's economic statistics.....

Keywords: Grenada, GDP Rate, Inflation Rate, Unemployment Rate

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Abstract: The Kenyan Government, is a key stakeholder in the education sector, and has the obligation to engage different actors in ensuring that the gender parity discourse in education translates into praxis. Any gender related programme, which fails to address a girl child right to education as priority problem area, cannot drive the transformative education agenda for women. This right is not only a gender issue, but also an equality, equity and inclusive issue. In order for education in Kenya to be progressively transformative and able to face 21st century, theory and research methodology are critical. This paper argues that: i) though every child has the right to education, the most left behind has been...

Keywords: African philosophic discourse, feminism, essentialist, liberationist, objectivist, collectivist, subjectivist, individualism, transformative, education, gender, equality, equity, inclusion, Afro-Apologetist, Afro-cultural critics, Afro-complimentarism, Thomistic law, justice and right

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Abstract: The major concern of education policy reforms has always been to make the delivery of educational programmes more effective and community need based. Since schools are the ultimate delivery points in the overall educational management, administration of school education in India has undergone unprecedented changes. The direction of policy reforms in management of elementary education indicated enormous efforts towards the changes that have taken place from centralized control of education to decentralized participatory management of the local people. The decentralization of administration encourages people to participate in planning and decision-making process. The present paper brings into light that enormous efforts have been made in the past to empower people and to....

Keywords: Decentralization; People's Participation; Elementary Education & Educational Governance

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Abstract: Background: The population growth rate of Africa remains the fastest in the world. However, as population dynamics inside Africa is not homogeneous, the speed of the demographic transition is not the same among the different regions of Africa. Western and Central Africa stand out in a particular way with highest population growth rate, share of youth and fertility rate.
Materials and Methods: This article estimates the support ratios and phases of the first demographic dividend in West and Central Africa using data from microeconomic consumption and income surveys at the country level. The National Transfer Accounts (NTA) methodology....

Keywords: Life Cycle Deficit; Support ratio; Demographic dividend; NTA

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