As the prophet Jacob said, it is wise to be instructed, as long as you give heed to the word of God, and be wise, what more could [he] say?cwass wrote: ↑September 13th, 2022, 5:31 pmAgree to a point. Do the people wanting an education or more money ever get to the point of helping others due to their education or money?Subcomandante wrote: ↑September 13th, 2022, 4:38 pmNo, but your capacities to save others could be greatly affected for good.
Though I will be the first to admit that college is not the one-off panacea. Lots of people opt for certifications, trade schools, and technical schools. The idea is to get to a position where you will be in a better area to help others.
In a conversation with one of the youth in our branch on Sunday he talked about what he wanted to be when he "grew up". He wanted to make good money in order to help others and travel the world.
Education can be great....just as long as it is helping you come to the knowledge of the truth.
Foregoing ANY type of education in this day and age is not being wise. Some will choose college. Others will choose trades. Others still, apprenticeships, bootcamps, and certifications. The truly smart ones will choose careers that are relatively easy to get with a high market value.