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Old 10-28-2008, 04:18 PM   #11
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By arguing for restraint, you create psychologically an imbalance, especially for sincere, devout persons who often mistakenly look to religious faith as the primary instructor of their beings. Many Mormons find their culture to completely define them and look within their culture to inform them of everything. So either leadership needs to disabuse everybody of that notion, not something I see the Church doing, or leadership needs to better its membership on these issues.
This is a big part of the problem, imo. Many people look directly to the church for guidance on things that could be easily solved looking elsewhere for advice. People that rely solely on the quarterly fireside or 5th Sunday lesson on finances would likely make much better use of their time by meeting with a credit counselor or financial advisor.
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