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biblically responsible investing

Socially Responsible Investing Choices, part 1 — Secular “ESG” and GuideStone Funds

December 30, 2020 by Garrett O’Hara

Every so often, the advertisements on my social media feeds become heavily saturated with “socially responsible” or “ESG” investing products. There are also get plenty of “non-responsible” investing products and perhaps even a few overtly “sinful” investing products such as VICE (alcohol, tobacco, gambling, etc.) and TOKE (cannabis!). Lots of us are going to be […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: biblically responsible investing, BRI, ESG, GuideStone, investing, SBC, socially responsible investing, Southern Baptist Convention, SRI

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