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Looking at a group of Protestant pastors, many of whom are holding what seem to be scrolls of scripture, this image accompanying this article asks the question: "if you think it is wrong, then why don't you tell me the truth about the false doctrine that protestant pastors use the tithe to exploit other with religion?"

What You Should Know About the False Doctrine That Protestant Pastors Use the Tithe to Exploit Others with Religion

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Question: if you think it is wrong, then why don't you tell me the truth about the false doctrine that protestant pastors use the tithe to exploit other with religion?

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That’s a very broad question! It’s hard to give a clear answer without knowing more about the specific context or situation you’re referring to. In general, I’d say that using tithes as a way of financially exploiting people within a church is not an acceptable practice. Financial exploitation can take many forms, but typically involves taking advantage of a position of trust to manipulate or deceive someone into giving them more money than they would normally be willing to give. It’s important to note that this type of exploitation isn’t limited to Protestant churches, and can happen in any denominational context. Ultimately, churches should ensure that they’re being transparent, honest, and ethical in their use of tithes and other forms of giving.

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Published: Sunday, December 11, 2022

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