Posted by Erik Ks Farmer on January 28, 2011 at 20:37:10 from (75.221.226.47):
In Reply to: Different Kinds of Money posted by Traditional Farmer on January 28, 2011 at 13:41:12:
Interesting post, however I heard something tonight that I believe is very true. From the good book, the Lord will take talent from the man with one talent if he is a poor steward and pass the talent to a man with ten talents who is a good steward of the gifts he possesses. While one may argue that a man with more money has more gifts, another would argue that the wealthy mans gifts are being passed to the laborer who toils to produce his wealth. All the great Americans who built this nation began from nothing. A poor man with dreams is far more ambitious than a rich man who lack vision. My 2 cents, I respectfully reply.
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