Beyond Greed
Todd Federici
November 2, AD2022
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Almost all of us enjoy going into our favorite stores, around holiday times, to enjoy the scenery and items we may purchase each year. Taking
“It’s Not Fair!” . . . The Anthem of Self
Gabriel Garnica
February 19, AD2022
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How often have you heard someone say “It’s not fair”? Chances are you’ve heard these words uttered or even loudly exclaimed more than once. The
Yes, Price-Gouging Exists, and It’s a Sin
Anthony S. Layne
April 1, AD2020
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Denying that price-gouging is a real and infamous practice, you would think, is like denying that gravity exists. However, Kyle Smith tries his best to
Building Wealth Doesn’t Make You Greedy
Anthony S. Layne
February 10, AD2020
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Wealth is a moral conundrum for many if not most people. For instance, in the best-selling book Rich Dad, Poor Dad, author Robert T. Kiyosaki
Immoderate Desires III: The Deadly Sin of Avarice
Anthony S. Layne
April 9, AD2019
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Avarice, one of the seven capital (“deadly”) sins, is more difficult to discern in our society than are Gluttony and Lust — at least, it’s
The Problem With Instant Gratification
Steffani Jacobs
June 8, AD2017
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If you’ve found yourself in debt from credit cards, new vehicles, and student loans, chances are you’ve fallen into instant gratification debt. However, fear not. The
It’s Not Yours! Christmas and Covetousness
Susan Anne
December 19, AD2014
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Christmas shopping, menu planning, cookie exchanges, gift swaps, new TVs, new cars, new clothes … bells, carols, gold and glitter … snowflakes, tinsel and trees