What is is plenty, but more is never enough.
Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and turns into a racket.
(n.) An eager desire or longing; greediness; as, a greed of gain.
Paltry supply with capable means is one face of iniquity.
Indifference and greed has taken control of our lives. If a decision or mandate doesn't affect us we do not care, we do not think of the many who will suffer the consequences... Many will soon be with...
Greed makes one want to get blessings without qualifying for it
There's more than enough for the many, but somehow never enough for the few
When he thought about how he had been slighted, condescended to, manipulated and deceived, he became angry. Obedience was a monastic virtue, but outside the cloisters it had its drawbacks, he thought...
the breaking of the interest slavery of productive work in all professional fields will grant it the primary position due to it. Money will once again be returned to its sole appropriate role of being...
I don't know which I hate most my bills or the money I pay them with...
Maybe we need to reflect on the fact that the patience of God always outruns the impatience of our greed, and that His love always outweighs the greed that outweighs our love for Him.
If Jackson had learned one thing over the years it was that nothing, absolutely nothing, was above corruption so long as human beings were involved, because, in truth, most people were not above the l...
Human beings are obscured by their desire to have and their greed to own preventing their natural cause of "being
Human greed feeds a creed.
The Only Good Greed Is Greed For Enlightening Experiences
I disagree. You want to bring back someone that you've lost. You might want money. Maybe you want women. Or, you might want to protect the world. These are all common things people want. Things that t...
[A]nd you may know how little God thinks of money by observing on what bad and contemptible characters he often bestow
Generally, people need less than a quarter of what they want.
A motto of many politicians, public servants and money bags: Ask not 'What can I do for you?' but 'What can I do you for?
Nothing is sufficient for the person who finds sufficiency too little
Instead of loving people and using money, people often love money and use people.
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