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Competition and profit are not necessarily bad things. Competition in a free market actually improves the quality of goods and services available and tends to keep prices lower than what you will see in a state managed economy. Profit, despite your equating it with avarice, is what makes it possible to be more charitable ... you cannot give money to help those in need if the money doesn't exist. Create more wealth and there is more wealth available to the common man.
You are still missing the point. It isnt about how much we can achieve, as if the ends justify the means, but simply what our attitude and behaviour is with what we have. Faith without works is dead, but you are making an idol of works themselves as if it is given us to save this world if only we can muster enough power.
Yes, you've made your preference clear. I am curious though, if others do not agree with you do you then compel them to do things your way? And I'm also curious how strongly you would have condemned Jesus Christ as He was VERY DESTABILIZING to the established order of His day. And if you're opposed to 'change' you must of necessity be opposed to God as He most definitely wants mankind to be changed.
Christ destabilised a broken society for a purpose, he did not propose continuing instability (that is to be found in capitalism).
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