Question

explain if you have not got the charity in your heart you have the worst kind of heart trouble​

Answer 1

Answer:

Charitable giving must be about the kind of person we are, not about the kind of person who might take advantage of our generosity. Those people will always be out there, like jackals, looking for an easy meal. We cannot allow them to harden our hearts to the point where we leave the truly needy without succor.

Most of us have had some sort of help (for those who balk at the thought of having received charity) from someone at some point in our lives. Whether it was from a councilor, coach or teacher at school or a mentor at work, someone helped you at some point. I would even count friends, even though an argument could be made that it’s part of their job description.

Take a moment to think of the times when others have been there in your hour of need. Again, don’t limit yourself to cash donations, but include emotional support and any other type of help you received. How did it feel to know someone was there to help you?

Now think about how it would have felt if no one had been there. Or, as most of us have, think of a time when there wasn’t anyone there when we had need of them. I’m sure it didn’t feel very good, and I’m sure it doesn’t feel very good when others are in that situation either.

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