Is There a Difference between Investing and Gambling? A Christian Perspective

  • Saunders K
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Abstract

To an economist, investment represents a mutually beneficial transfer of capital that fuels the engine of economic growth and leads to improved standards of living. A gamble tends to be an entertaining, zero-sum, short-term bet. The increasing popularity of a gambling culture along with increasing short-term speculation with derivative financial instruments has blurred the line between investing and gambling. This paper considers a biblical perspective on investment and gambling and seeks to delineate the two.

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Saunders, K. T. (1969). Is There a Difference between Investing and Gambling? A Christian Perspective. Journal of Biblical Integration in Business, 19(1). https://doi.org/10.69492/jbib.v19i1.434

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