Ellis:
And yes Rev I do think we have an obligation to look after those who find life hard for whatever reason. You think they are lazy, I think they are often ill or alienated in some way.
I understand and accept the points you make, Ellis.
Keep in mind: I was born, number 7 of 8, in 1930, in a mining town
http://www.bellisland.net I was raised under almost third-world conditions. There was virtually no welfare or medicare. Even education, provided by the religions, had some fees attached. Therefore, I am not anti-poor. Is this clear?
As you say:
There aren't many of them, and most have ended up destitute from some dreadful misfortune. Given the chance most people will work and earn money.
I am one of the founders and volunteers of
http://www.flfcanada.com It is a registered charity designed to help those who want the chance to improve themselves--holistically, that is, physically, mentally and spiritually--to do so.
