Is religion a trick to keep people stuck at the bottom? Being

>>137170265
>Being overly generous
Define overly generous.

When does generosity become too much? Is it a number?

>>137170569
I suppose a percentage would be a good way to look at it. Like, if you give away 50% of what you earn, that's probably too much.

In America, we probably pay about that much in taxes. I wonder if we didn't have religion, if we would be willing to let the government steal that much from us.

>>137171076
Work down from 50% and tell me what number is considered a good kind of generosity.

>>137171264
0%

every man for himself.

>>137170569
1 cent of white money put into non-white pockets

>>137170569
perhaps when your boundaries and values become infringed upon?

We're digressing here a little bit. It just seems to me like it is healthy to seek worldly things and worldly pleasures. Is is healthy to want to hold on to what you have earned.

I know that's some straight up Satanic bible shit, but it sure would be sad if people followed religion they're entire lives, and all along it was just a mechanism to keep them controlled and disinterested in power.

>>137172101
That's a good answer.

>>137171264
10%, as outlined in Scripture

>>137174322
Outlined in some scripture gives the Israelites all of the lands of Greater Israel too.

dont religious people have an on average higher income?

You're basically channeling Nietzsche but yes