What would you do for money?
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Yes I would never sell my soul for moneyAmagine wrote:I would never go against my morals for money. There are many things that I would never do just simply for the sake of money.
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I didn't about this reference from bible. But sin is a sinjenjayfromSA wrote:Anything legal, but if my child was starving I think I would go further. I think the Bible says that stealing food is not a sin if a man has been starving for two days. If not the Bible, then I read it somewhere else. Can anyone enlighten me? Otherwise one can always hold a signboard at the traffic light if you are not chased away by those who have booked the space first.
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I agree,we should never compromise our morals for things like money,it wont last and we will be sucked into a dark place where you can't get back from.BunnySTx wrote:For the sake of greed - I wouldn't go against my morals just to obtain the money. Committing murder to obtain a quick payday, stealing or conning someone out of their money...I just couldn't do it. Not in the name of greed. It is an easy thing to steal but the risks out weight the rewards at the end of the day. Plus, I look at it from the stand point of this - you're setting yourself up. Once you cross that line and murder someone or steal from someone you've painted a mark on your back. It may not be today or tomorrow or even a year from now before something comes back on you but it is coming sooner or later.
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Yes ofcourse . Our values don't allow us to do sin for money ( in any religion)Atabon Della wrote:If you are a Christian then you understand that stealing, lies telling and murder are altogether sins, whether for money or whatsoever. So I don't see what can push me into those things, not even money. Money truly is the root of all evil so I stay away from any pursuit for money that will compromise my core values as a Christian.