Why do we mention God on our money?
964975
"Render Unto Caesar" would have been much more appropriate.
1154641
I completely agree with you.  I have asked myself numerous times, " Am I doing this for God?"  Especially when I am doing something good for someone or whatever.  I want to be sure that I am doing it for God and not doing it for the purpose of being recognized.  It is way too easy to cross that line and say that you are doing it for God, but if you are already anticipating the attention or if you find that you relish the attention then you need to step back and evaluate things.
608603
The fact that we call Him God in the first place, we are placing ourselves in surrender of His Sovereignty, signifying His existence and His creation of us. Let us give Him his due respect and highest honour for His Love and Sacrifice for us.
1138332
Well, I can see how you would believe that, but I have an inside track on something that has nothing to do with money.  I've felt the hand of God in my life.  I'm poor.  I've seen His miracles touch the lives of those around me.  I've heard His voice call to me from a distance and heard His voice whisper to me from close to me.  I know there is a God because I have felt Him in the inner most part of my being.  Doesn't matter who does what with money.  I have no money (save the less than $100 in my checking account), and I can still testify to the fact that there is a God that cares for me regardless of any business side to any religion.
771900
GOD DOES NOT ASK FOR YOUR MONEY.
407045
It says "In God We Trust" because for millenia Christians had a lot of issues when it came to money. After all, Jesus said it was harder for a rich man to get into heaven than for a camel to pass thru the eye of a needle. Money was seen as the root of all evil, and the very act of touching a dollar could bring about a bit of guilt in the Christian mind. \n\nSo, in order to make sure the economy moved along smoothly, and that no one felt guilty about spending and making money, they decided to put "In God We Trust" on the dollar. Handing that crisp dollar to the cashier could make your average Christian cringe, but then they would look down and there it was, "In God We Trust", and that would bring a smile to their faces. Suddenly they would feel confident about buying that ice cream, and might even buy double scoop, thereby doubling their trust in God! \n\nWell, it is a theory at any rate . . .
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I have no scripture to back up the thought behind having a dinner to raise money for your church's youth group. I had a pastor once who preached that the problem Jesus had was that the merchant's were basically stealing money from people. It has nothing to do with present day fundraising. I have never seen any of the churches around here sell anything without it being for a fundraiser, which was for everything from youth group, to raising money for a family burned out of their home. Either way, I think God would be pleased that someone cares enough to try and help other out, as long as we aren't taking the money to pocket for ourselves.
1118577
Yes my Friend, what is God , It's believe and believe is in side you ,if you heart and mind is agree with you and then answer is yes.No God is for money making,but now These priests and other peoples made it money making sou res.
942697
God understands your struggles just keep that in mind.  And if you truely feel bad about it then when you get extra money instead of spending it on something you don't need (not talking about food or anything like that) then give it to God.
1003106
It means that, like most employers, God is the only one with a complete overview of the entire situation.  Whenever He does something, most of the time (like employees) we don't know why he does it.  He just wants us to take it on faith that He knows what he is doing.  It is usually a mystery, and sometimes we never know for sure.
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Maybe God is going out of his way to stop you from tithing. Church tithing is a scam. In Deut. 14:22-26 you will see that the tithe is food not money. Your preacher will say that they didn't have money back then, but read it closely, vs 25 says if its too far to travel sell your tithe for money and when you get to Gods place buy whatever food and strong drink(could this be alcoholic?) you want. Deut. 12:11-27 tells you that you can tithe at home and vs 17-18 tells that the tither always eats the tithe. The word tithe is used 40 times in the OT and only 8 in the NT but it is preached constantly. 2 Cor 16:1-3 collections were for the poor and to be on Sunday so that no money would be collected when Paul preached. Hmmm I guess that means he didnt preach on Sunday like the Pagan Romans did. Jacob was the first to tithe 10% of all that he has. Ask yourself what church did he give it to? In case anyone can't figure this out there were no churches.Tithing was a requirment of the law, why do churches only keep the parts of the law that will benefit them? If you keep the law then you must keep all the law. With that being the case why isn't your preacher slaughtering animals for sacrifce and checking their innards by hand for tumors? And if we follow the O.T. tithing we are allowed strong drink, think the preacher will mind if you come to church drunk? Just tell him you are partaking of your tithe. Always remember "You cannot serve God and Mammon".If your preacher tells people to tithe, which almost all do,then he is serving mammon(money).He is not a man of God and does not know Christ as Saviour for no man of God would ever ask for money for himself. Run from this church and never return. Find a non-tithing church.good luck with that one.(They are out there though, I lead a non-tithing church and Schneb attends one.) We are to live by faith, where is the preachers faith, he is a swindler and has no faith and is stealing yours from you. Everywhere ever mentioned tithing is food. Now offerings are something different. You are to offer money as God leads you to help others in need. \n\nCheck out the below websites for truthful Biblical answers on tithing.
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God wants you to ask Him for your daily wants. It's never wrong. Asking God, shows him that you are including him in your live and this is what he wants.
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God is best viewed through the eye of the beholder.  That being said, it is impossible to to guage God's worth outside of one's own faith.  Anybody who says otherwise is ignorant to the fact of the multiple beliefs the world has to offer.  I disagree with that statement because God is a tangible entity in the world's order.  Faith is not imaginary...it is the way of mankind.  Whether that faith be in religion, baseball, or money...everybody has their own God, and each belief is very real.  \n\nBy the way, I am an Atheist.
756210
To show Gods greatness in us. Live ,laugh,and love. Love is the greatest gift of all.
1016424
Very simple. If will get all those things your self it means you will spent all your money on those things. Church can't allow this since their ministeres want to get samething. THey need your money. So please keep asking Jesus but send money to church so they can negotiate for you and get a better deal\nTherefore GOD exists.
731001
THAT'S GOOD...\n  you don't ask GOD for money, you have to work for it....\n\n  GOD don't give what your wants, but HE provide your needs!!!!
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You #&$#*$@! HEATHEN!!!\n\nHOW DARE YOU BLASPHEME GOD????!!!????????\n\nThere most certainly is a God and He even has "In God We Trust" engraved on Him to ensure everyone knows who their real God is.\n\nHe is usually green, has pictures of dead presidents on His face and many other embellishments to acknowledge His deity. He is worshiped by more people than all other Gods combined, throughout all of history.\n\nHe is portable and convertible for necessaries and for entertainment.\n\nYou better repent or He will curse you and deprive you of His blessings.\n\nAll Hail the Federal Reserve & the Almighty DOLLAR!!!\n\nThe one true God.