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The extent to which Christians can go when it comes to being blameless and righteous is very surprising.

Christianity is a religion which preaches strongly about taking what is not yours. This has always been a standard for the Christians.

However, not so many Christians practise this rule. They believe anything they find is theirs or a blessing to God. Look at the story of this fish seller and learn

A fish seller in portharcourt, who sells fish at slaughter market in rumuokoro bought a carton of fish she wanted to sell but opened the carton of fish and founds bundles of frozen dollars inside.

With shock she covered it and went back to the frozen shop where she bought it and returned it back to the manager of the cold room which later thanked her by giving her 2 cartons of extra fish.

This lady is said to be a Christian and attends deeper life Bible Church and believes in the doctrine "Dont take what is not yours" .

She was scolded by her market people when she came back ,. pls continue reading from here>>>https://justiceblog.com.ng/2020/02/15/christian-fishseller-in-portharcourt-returns-bundles-of-dollar-found-in-carton-of-fish/

The story isn't real...

Lies.

Deeper life members are capable of returning money that doesnt belong to them. They are one the few examples of what christianity should be.

However, this story is fake and was pulled out from the rectum of the OP.

Fake!!!!no name,no pics,I don't believe!!!so it is the manager that kept it frozen?

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Commentor:
Deeper life members are capable of returning money that doesnt belong to them. They are one the few examples of what christianity should be.

However, this story is fake and was pulled out from the rectum of the OP.

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So all of you mean the Christian OP is a liar?

A liar for Christendom!

Everyone has a tendency to do this. Not only Christians!

Good if true. Money is just a piece of paper backed by goods and services. If the while world chases after it and get it, who then produces the things money are meant to buy?