Samuel Shaw was an English nonconformist minister. He says to make a trade out of interest/usury, to get one’s living out of the sweat of other’s brows, is condemned as wicked and idle. Even the very patrons of usury (responsible banking & commerce?) would oppose such a life.
Are we all engaged in something that was condemned in the medieval church and a few passages of Scripture?
How can we avoid getting a living out of the sweat of other’s brows?


