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For the Society's perspective on Christian ethics, see
http://www.christianwellbeing. The "Overall Morningstar Rating" for a
fund is derived from a weighted average of the performance figures associated
with its three-, five-, and 10-year (if applicable) Morningstar Rating metrics
which are based on risk-adjusted returns.

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Mr. The Fund's fundamental
investment objective is to provide its shareholders with a diversified holding
of securities of companies that offer primarily income and conservation of
principal and secondarily possible long-term growth of capital.5 percent
receive four stars, and the next 35 percent receive three stars. domiciled moderate allocation funds respectively .

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Walborn says that, "a key goal of the Society of Rational Well Being
is to motivate people to evaluate their material and spiritual goals in terms
of how some of these goals may be harms disguised as moral goods., Pax World Funds, home to the
United States' first socially and environmentally responsible mutual fund,
announced today that, as of March 31, 2005, all three of its funds have an
Overall Rating of four stars in their respective categories from Morningstar,
a leading mutual fund research organization. The Fund's
primary investment objective is to seek high current income.

* Morningstar Ratings are subject to change every month.

Pax World Management Corp. Wellington + Co.

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April 2005

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Walborn, "rather than a stand-alone ethical system,
Rational Well Being is a series of principles, rules and concepts designed to
help people evaluate their moral decision-making in the light of how human
biology affects moral thought and action.

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com and the Society
of Rational Well Being, explains that, "the paradox is the product of
biological processes that bias decision-making and behavior. Kandel, "that everything the brain produces, from the
most private thoughts to the most public acts, should be understood as a
biological process. noted in an April 11, 2005 article: "The granddaddy
of socially responsible investing [Pax World Balanced Fund] .

Organizations where humanists meet together for common purposes .

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From this perspective, Mr.S. The top 10
percent of funds in each category receive five stars, the next 22.
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This means
learning how to reach one's objects of support without harming others
(or self) and how to balance and distribute the benefits, risks and costs of
cooperating with others to maximize happiness and well-being. Pax World
Growth Fund's fundamental investment objective is to provide its shareholders
with a diversified holding of securities of companies that offer primarily
long-term growth of capital.
Pax World Funds seek to enable persons of conscience to invest in keeping
with their ethical values and to challenge corporations to establish and meet
certain ethical standards.paxworld.paxworld.

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H.64 percent, 8.
The Pax World Balanced Fund was launched in 1971 as the first U.
Figures quoted represent past performance, which is no guarantee of future
results. Current performance may be higher or lower than
that quoted. domiciled high yield
bond funds respectively.

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The Morningstar ratings and our performance track
records make it very clear that an investor can enjoy profits while also
remaining true to their personal values. The average annual total returns for
the Pax World High Yield Fund (Individual Class) for the one-, three-, and
five-year periods ended March 31, 2005 were 6. The Pax World High Yield Fund is the first
socially screened high-yield fund to be offered to the public.

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.. For this and other
important information about the fund, please obtain a free fund prospectus by
calling 1-800-767-1729 or visiting http: //www. Please read it
carefully before investing. The Pax World High Yield Fund (Individual
Investor Class) received three stars for the three-year period and four stars
for the five-year period as rated among 350 and 283 U.

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"When people disguise or represent harms as moral goods, they define
concepts such as fairness, justice and moral balancing in terms that favor
rights and wrongs that are politically, economically or culturally
advantageous to their own accepted norms and values.

The three funds -- Pax World Balanced Fund (PAXWX), Pax World Growth Fund
(PXWGX), and the Pax World High Yield Fund (PAXHX) -- received Morningstar's
Overall rating of four stars among their fields of 668 moderate allocation
funds, 650 mid-cap growth funds, and 350 high-yield bond funds , respectively,
for the period ended March 31, 2005."
As Morningstar, Inc.85
percent, 5 .80 percent, 1. For most recent month end performance visit
http://www.com. The
Pax World Growth Fund received five stars for the three-year period and three
stars for the five-year period as rated among 650 and 451 U.

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22 percent, respectively.

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77 percent and 10. You should consider a fund's investment objectives,
risks, charges, and expenses carefully before investing.S.

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He continues by saying that resolving the problem of living an ethical
life will require ethical theorists to deal with the fact, as expressed by
Nobel Laureate Eric R."
For the one-, three-, five- and 10-year periods ended March 31, 2005, the
average annual total returns for the Pax World Balanced Fund were 8. These figures quoted represent past performance,
which is no guarantee of future results.com .

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PHOENIX, A new website uses neuroscience research
and a naturalistic approach to moral psychology to explain how the story of
civilizations is also the story of a biologically-induced moral paradox , the
paradox of the good, and how it endlessly shapes and reshapes the religious,
political and economic landscapes of the world.
Gregg Walborn, founder of http://www. The paradox
motivates individuals and social groups to disguise or represent harms as
moral goods to promote or preserve the goodness they believe their norms and
values represent.com . had a strong
record and appealing risk/reward profile, making it a Morningstar Analyst Pick
among moderate-allocation funds.07 percent , and
6.S.

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rationalwellbeing. Walborn asks a disheartening question: "In a
continuously modernizing world, does maintaining the moral legitimacy of one's
norms and values (and the possibility of an ethical life) require the power
and ingenuity to disguise certain harms as moral goods?"
According to Mr.72 percent, 8.

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percent and -5. Investment return and principal value of an investment will
fluctuate, so that an investor's shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or
less than their original cost.

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To the extent
that it is consistent with the Fund's primary objective, the Fund will also
seek capital appreciation as a secondary objective. The Funds seek to invest in companies that produce
goods and services that improve the quality of life such as health care,
technology, housing, food, education , pollution control, utilities, and
leisure-time activities and that are not engaged in the manufacture of defense
or weapons-related products or that derive revenue from the manufacture of
tobacco , liquor, or gambling products.

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65 percent, respectively.

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Exposing the Social Problem of Harms Disguised as Moral Goods

Pax World Funds Sweep: Three Funds Get Overall Rating of Four Stars from Morningstar

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Although past performance is no guarantee of future results, Pax World
Funds President Tim Grant said: "The sweep by Pax World Funds of strong
ratings from Morningstar underscores what Pax World Funds can offer to
investors: strong performance and unstinting adherence to our social and
environmental beliefs.89 percent, respectively.

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mutual
fund to adopt broad socially responsible standards for its investments, thus
pioneering the idea of a mutual fund with a conscience . domiciled mid-
cap growth funds respectively., Inc.

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The
average annual total returns for the Pax World Growth Fund for the one-,
three-, and five-year periods ended March 31, 2005 were 11. The Pax
World Balanced Fund received four stars for the three-year period, three stars
for the five-year period, and five stars for the 10-year period as rated among
668, 524, and 219 U.