What Christianity teaches about Stingy people

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What Christianity teaches about Stingy people

Here is an image posing the dichotomy of miserliness and generosity

The bible says the stingy man is eager to get rich and does not know that poverty awaits him.

Most people think stinginess is about money but money is not the only thing you can be stingy about.

You can be stingy with your respect, your kindness, your compassion, your time, your helpfulness, your mercy, your forgiveness, your friendship and your relationships.

Stinginess isn’t always about hoarding wealth, it could be refusing to share your good fortune with others or a refusal to treat those less meritorious with respect and consideration.

If you refuse to give other people a chance to speak or get jealous when somebody gets higher grades then you, or drives a better car than you, or gets more attention and respect than you, then you are being stingy.

Jesus associated with the people in society that needed the most compassion, not the ones who had the highest income or the best looks. He broke all barriers both high and low while on earth, hating neither the very poor, nor the very rich, neither the attractive nor the ugly, because the refusal to love rich or poor for economic reasons are both signs of stinginess.

What Christianity teaches about Stingy people
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