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ASJ published a statement on the Transparency International platform concerning the recent publication of documents in US courts. These documents confessed drug traffickers claim to have financed the presidential campaigns of Honduran presidents for the last fifteen years.
The following is an excerpt from the article Dealing with Corruption in Malaysia: A Biblical Framework by Mark Lovatt which brings together personal stories, practical…
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Although Honduras has no state religion, it is a predominantly Catholic country. According to official church record, Honduras is 96% Christian, but 88% of people…
Although India has no state religion, most people consider religion to be very important in their lives. According to official church record, India is 73%…
The Berkley Center for Religion and Development at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. is one of a few places dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of…
1. Your church might lose money; 2. You might be accused of hypocrisy...
The Philippines is predominantly Catholic country that considers religion to be very important. People in the Philippines report relatively tolerant ethics to cheating on taxes…
The United States is a predominantly Christian country where people regard religion as relatively important. Corruption indices show marked improvement over the past decade and…
Peru is a predominantly Catholic country that regards religion as important. People in Peru report low tolerance for cheating on taxes and accepting bribes, but…
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