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Until we are united with Him...we are poor indeed. ,P>FRiend, I agree with you in that context.

My point is that you can't equate the poor of Christ's time with the poor that live in a "free" society.

We've become a Nation of belittling successful people as being "the rulers and Kings"< that's not right.

Yes there are some who for whatever reason are debilitated and deserve our Christian support, it's just that it has gotten way out of hand.

For example, how is poverty defined in this Country?

Read this: http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2011/09/understanding-poverty-in-the-united-states-surprising-facts-about-americas-poor

Believe me, I think Christians and other humble Americans have an obligation to those who are truly in need, I do not believe it is the roll of the Government to do it.

I want to also thank you for your generous reply, yours is how FR should be.