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Definition
Mammon is a biblical word that refers to worldly (vs. spiritual) "wealth". It derives from the Aramaic word for wealth. In the Bible, "Memon" is referred to as a master competing with God for the soul in an almost Satanic way.
Biblical References
Interpretations
Moral Implications
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