The Bible was interesting and all, but what was God's tax policy?

>>2875644
i believe it was give unto caeser what is caeser's

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>>2875651
I like this guy

>>2875651
and no fucking money changing in the outer temple

>>2875644
A 10% income tax was considered tyrannical.

give unto Caesar what is Caesar's

>>2876109
fucking romans, never did shit for us

Flat tax

>>2876123

were they supposed to?

barbarians live to serve the empire

>>2876123
What about all the Monthy Python references?

>>2875651
Kek

God is a fan of investing, but detests usury. Also, you're supposed to give some of your money to the poor.

>>2875644
Invest in the future
Sub-Prime loans are a sin
Dont be a dick
Follow the laws of the land
Charity is important.

>>2875644
give the first of your harvest.
Tithe means 1/10th but that is a thoraciccy were the money (might have) been used for widows, orphans and the upkeep of priests. And basiclly it was "the sheep hearders gave 10% of sheep to the of tribes" "the cattle breeders 10 percent to the priests"
this is all old testament. New testament makes reference to tithing but only in reference to old testament.
Early Christians lived communally and shared everything, and specifically Jesus said always give generally to those who need and those who ask.
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Honor the Lord with your wealth,
with the firstfruits of all your crops;
then your barns will be filled to overflowing,
and your vats will brim over with new wine.