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Q What is the biblical view of wealth and possessions? Compare and contrast the Old Testament, New Testament, and current prevailing cultural views on money matters.Can it be a blessing when God withholds what he knows will corrupt the human heart? What are we supposed to do with the material blessings God bestows upon us?Discuss the potential dangers of worshipping money, sex, power, youth, and beauty? How can these idols of the heart affect personal relationships, life goals, and even family members around us? How do they affect friendships and marriages?

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The religious view of Christians regarding wealth and possession is quite in alliance with the views that other religions have regarding the same. God gives us wealth and possession as a temptation to find out if we succumb to them and forget the way that leads us to them. It is through these temptations that we are tested by God. Our wealth and possessions are nothing if compared to god’s blessings. However we often tend to forget this while living amidst earthly pleasures.