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Charging Interest Jeff Hecht whose Stone Age temples serve

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whose Stone Age temples serve as a backdrop to the title poem

teachers who are transitioning from teaching primary to intermediate grades or vice versa

early Christians sought to rewrite their history and shift the blame for Jesus's crucifixion away from Pilate and his soldiers and onto Jews

Positioning Faulkner on the cusp between modernist and postmodernist writing

Charging Interest Jeff Hecht whose Stone Age temples serveCharging Interest explores current exploitative financial practices through the lens of Martin Luther's explosive treatise called "Exhortation to the Clergy to Preach Against Usury." Written in 1540 and translated anew by Michael T. Grzonka, this treatise tackles the growing problem of usury (money lending) in Luther's time and context. Wittenberg authorities claimed powerlessness in the face of poverty, famine, egregious hoarding, and price gouging.

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