April 13, 2018
April 17, 2018
Alternative method of working with the “Go{l}d” standard.
There’s no Accounting for taste.
No receipts, no proof.
Can we count on that?
Hopefully He won’t be audited by the Eternal Revenue Service.
Tax exemptions for religions because they do so much good.
M’eh! … where’s your Form 501-C?!
In Heaven, gold ain’t nuthin’ but pavement.
Especially for the air conditioned dog house.
If you accept the His “offer”, all your debts are cancelled.
Oooh heavens, , it’s happened
God keeps record; he just ignores them if we ask him to.
He also requires us to be good stewards of his gifts, so we should keep receipts.
(Not a strong point for me, though. I despise paper receipts in particular and seldom keep them.)
That’s one way I’m like the Lord.
But He did list Contract Conditions in writing for both Him and us as to how to conduct our lives. Financial receipts were not His thing. Good luck…..
It’s better to give than receive. (Not sure how to apply that here.)
does the lord work?
Parish the thought!
He also brooks no excuses.
Shades of Dr. Gene Scott, “It’s God’s Money”…
God definitely isn’t an accountant. But I do obey my accountant as if she were God!
And on the 7th day, he rests in mysterious ways
SHAKEDOWNVILLE 12 months ago
Alternative method of working with the “Go{l}d” standard.
eromlig 12 months ago
There’s no Accounting for taste.
Imagine 12 months ago
No receipts, no proof.
Ubintold 12 months ago
Can we count on that?
davewhamond creator 12 months ago
Hopefully He won’t be audited by the Eternal Revenue Service.
Zykoic 12 months ago
Tax exemptions for religions because they do so much good.
Dobie Premium Member 12 months ago
M’eh! … where’s your Form 501-C?!
Egrayjames 12 months ago
In Heaven, gold ain’t nuthin’ but pavement.
Baucuva 12 months ago
Especially for the air conditioned dog house.
Doug K 12 months ago
If you accept the His “offer”, all your debts are cancelled.
Zebrastripes 12 months ago
Oooh heavens, , it’s happened
StephenRice 12 months ago
God keeps record; he just ignores them if we ask him to.
He also requires us to be good stewards of his gifts, so we should keep receipts.
(Not a strong point for me, though. I despise paper receipts in particular and seldom keep them.)
ericlscott creator 12 months ago
That’s one way I’m like the Lord.
raybarb44 12 months ago
But He did list Contract Conditions in writing for both Him and us as to how to conduct our lives. Financial receipts were not His thing. Good luck…..
christelisbetty 12 months ago
It’s better to give than receive. (Not sure how to apply that here.)
Ham Khan creator 12 months ago
does the lord work?
Frank Burns Eats Worms 12 months ago
Parish the thought!
mistercatworks 12 months ago
He also brooks no excuses.
T... 12 months ago
Shades of Dr. Gene Scott, “It’s God’s Money”…
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator 12 months ago
God definitely isn’t an accountant. But I do obey my accountant as if she were God!
samuli creator 12 months ago
And on the 7th day, he rests in mysterious ways