[15thRegionSlamaBamma]

My friend, I guess we will disagree. I have volunteered many an hour myself. There is a tremendous difference in volunteering and making the best for your family.

No disrespect, but I am assuming you are not married without children. If you are not, some day you will be motivated by many different factors than you are today. And one of those factors will be to put the most bread on your table that you can. And if you can store up enough bread to feed your kids later in their life, and thier kids kids, then your motivation to do a lot less for free will diminish. Your motivation will be to get more bread, whether the bread on the table is enough for today or not, you will want to ensure you have plenty of bread on the table in the future. God loves a wise man. It is not wise to do the most with what you can. You can do a lot more for those in need with more bread to give. And if that means going someplace else to get more bread, that you can give to others, then my God surely would not tell me that is morally wrong.

I do have a son and I am engaged. I guess more so I am looking at lifes Philosophies and not moralistic values. So maybe saying its not moral is wrong, but based on my view on philosophy it is incorrect to do what these millionaries do. Is that a fair argument and take morals out of it?