Happened on this link at Dylan's Lectionary Blog:
Global Rich List
Enter your annual income, and it will tell you how many people are richer and how many are poorer than you in the world. At my $30,000 pastor's salary, I am still in the top 7.22%. That's a wake-up statistic!
Try it out!
Friday, September 24, 2004
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Sadly, I sent this around to co-workers last year and one of them sent back a message saying nothing but "How do they account for cost-of-living differences?" It's tragic, really, that when we have so much here in the States we still find ways to justify the wealth gap.
marh
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