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Take it and hope it's not the Mormons!The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
Nope. I never quite understand people's obsession with vast amounts of money. It won't make you any happier.... although, according to my Dad... you can be miserable in comfort. LMAO.
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
Nope. I never quite understand people's obsession with vast amounts of money. It won't make you any happier.... although, according to my Dad... you can be miserable in comfort. LMAO.
Exactly. It all comes back down to perception and paradigm shifts.
I'd take it, personally. I'd like to let my daughter be a stay-at-home mom if she so chose.
Get the money up front.The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
All the OP says is that you have to attend once a week. It doesn't say you have to stop believing what you believe or convert.Nope. I never quite understand people's obsession with vast amounts of money. It won't make you any happier.... although, according to my Dad... you can be miserable in comfort. LMAO.
Exactly. It all comes back down to perception and paradigm shifts.
I'd take it, personally. I'd like to let my daughter be a stay-at-home mom if she so chose.
That's a family joke.... from back when my parents didn't have much money. Mom would say (and still does) that 'money won't buy happiness' and my Dad would respond with 'no, but we can be miserable in comfort'.
Personally, I wouldn't. Because my faith is more valuable to me than money. But, I don't have kids.... and, if you've raised your kids to be responsible grown ups, your daughter probably wouldn't want you to sacrifice your principles for her benefit. At least, I wouldn't want my parents to.
Nope. I never quite understand people's obsession with vast amounts of money. It won't make you any happier.... although, according to my Dad... you can be miserable in comfort. LMAO.
Exactly. It all comes back down to perception and paradigm shifts.
I'd take it, personally. I'd like to let my daughter be a stay-at-home mom if she so chose.
That's a family joke.... from back when my parents didn't have much money. Mom would say (and still does) that 'money won't buy happiness' and my Dad would respond with 'no, but we can be miserable in comfort'.
Personally, I wouldn't. Because my faith is more valuable to me than money. But, I don't have kids.... and, if you've raised your kids to be responsible grown ups, your daughter probably wouldn't want you to sacrifice your principles for her benefit. At least, I wouldn't want my parents to.
All the OP says is that you have to attend once a week. It doesn't say you have to stop believing what you believe or convert.Exactly. It all comes back down to perception and paradigm shifts.
I'd take it, personally. I'd like to let my daughter be a stay-at-home mom if she so chose.
That's a family joke.... from back when my parents didn't have much money. Mom would say (and still does) that 'money won't buy happiness' and my Dad would respond with 'no, but we can be miserable in comfort'.
Personally, I wouldn't. Because my faith is more valuable to me than money. But, I don't have kids.... and, if you've raised your kids to be responsible grown ups, your daughter probably wouldn't want you to sacrifice your principles for her benefit. At least, I wouldn't want my parents to.
When I figure the hourly rate I would be paid for that, I would do it in a heartbeat.
And, I can learn about others' beliefs first hand while I am there.
Seems like a good deal to me.