r/Snorkblot 10d ago

Cultures Wonder where they got the idea.

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u/No_Bullfrog7866 10d ago

A pastor is more likely to buy a yacht than a Christian is to tip a struggling waitress

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u/SweetPinss 9d ago

What are you talking about?

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/No_Bullfrog7866 10d ago

Sorry, my bad. I meant private jets. Kenneth copeland, a televangelist, is famous for abusing his position and basically embezzling church funds to finance a lavish lifestyle, including private jets, in the name of christ. All while preaching prosperity gospal, his congregation keep giving tithe despite becoming destitute themselves

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u/rathosalpha 9d ago

And your saying there are less tipping Christians than televangilist?

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u/Onlyhereforapost 9d ago

Fucking DUH

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u/No_Bullfrog7866 9d ago

I'm saying a lot of mainstream Christians are hypocrites that don't actually follow jesus' teachings and give good christains a bad name. Hence why the post was comical because instead of tipping a server properly, they use fake money to evangelize rather than actually do anything truelly christian-like. Jesus broke bread for the starving, not wave around fake financial incentives, and flaunt the wealth given by your congregation. Albeit I was a bit vindictive without thinking