Currency Needs Faith

Economic activity is another way in which we satisfyingly distance ourselves from the animal Kingdom and draw closer to God. Revealing his own brand of genius in Paradise Lost by John Milton etched in the bibles in editable centrality into man's literacy consciousness. He reflected everyone subconscious awareness at the opening chapters of the Bible focus on the internal tug of war for man's soul between the angels and the apes. There is a Titanic struggle between the divine aspirations of a persons nobility and his bassist indulgences. Who would Adam obey, God or the serpent personification of the animal Kingdom? After thousands of years of human history the lingering memory of that tussle still resonates in the human soul. All heirs to the judeo Christian tradition feel the need to distinguish themselves from animals and to unequivocally demonstrate who won that primeval conflict. Seizing another person's property by forces animalistic and a victory for the serpent purchasing that property voluntarily for a price negotiated with the seller finds favour in God's eyes.

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Relationship between currency and God's favour springs from the Bible and the Hebrew language itself. Store or market as a place for people to interact and make voluntary exchanges, leaving both parties happy and better off than they were before.

It is faith that converts metal discs and printed paper into money. This faith give currency its value. World want to trade on the basis of doubt and suspicion, they would contract no business at all. It is chiefly his faith that makes possible his profits.

Precisely a preoccupation with the needs of others that characterise the entrepreneur. Concern for customers is the hallmark of a business professional. This is where the phrase the customer is always right comes from. Business professionals put the customer before themselves.

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