Seriously, what would possess someone to give a portion of their salary in order to build a huge expensive building in which to worship?
I understand giving, when it helps those less fortunate...when it is used to clothe the poor, feed the hungry, and care for the orphans, widows and children.
However, just knowing that the money you are giving to "God's work" is simply paying for a large spire in the sky and bricks and mortar, possibly a basketball court, etc...how do you justify that as giving to God's work?
Wouldn't a simple structure large enough to house the parishoners, be all that God would construct? WWJD? Wouldn't he just preach from a donated warehouse or building that an entrepreneur would loan, (probably for a tax write-off). Why do so many pastors and churches have to build bigger, more expensive buildings just to feed their ego?
2007-05-21
10:48:50
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G.C.
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