Jaunt with Jesus #9: How to Fit Jesus Into “The Secret”
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hee hee!
Hmmm…..another one on money!
I have an observation: the preachers, which abound, who continually assert that a large percentage of Jesus’ teachings were about money, react when there’s any criticism directed toward the love of money and the pursuit of it. Hmm.
If ministers would just get a job and not take a cent out of the offering plate, I, for one, would begin to have some respect for them.
Ministers say that they teach charity. This is natural. They live on alms. All beggars teach that others should give.–Robert G. Ingersoll
Don’t get me started again on “The Secret”
exactly AB! and randy: there must be a way that pastors can be supported through their work in the field without it being corrupt. no?
Hmmm…many times the topic of money…presented as a critique….has more to do with the critics lack of money….not so much on the other persons having money.
I preach and teach on stewardship and tithing and make no apology for it. Do I draw a salary from the church…yes. It is moderate compared the average in the congregation. There are many who lack money because of mismanagement – yet it comes across as a spiritual badge of honour. Perhaps – it is bad stewardship.
All you critics and pastors – who keep sucking on the same boob with this topic – take your step of faith and stop your salary from the church. Go on alms! No more talk – take action while the iron is hot.
blessed are the rich, for they wii inherit loads of stuff.
ah… i feel a cartoon coming on! jx