Just one article as a reference: https://newrepublic.com/article/176117/prosperity-gospel-christian-war-poor https://newrepublic.com/article/176117/prosperity-

Just one article as a reference: https://newrepublic.com/article/176117/prosperity-gospel-christian-war-poor https://newrepublic.com/article/176117/prosperity-gospel-chr... and one citing the "optimal economic output" theory of the real lib-tards: https://thereformedconservative.org/christians-engaging-in-social-welfare-programs/ https://thereformedconservative.org/christians-engaging-in-s... For any large heterogeneous groups, one can only speak statistically. Many "christians" do still seek to help the poor, but there is a significant emerging trend, especially in the "prosperity gospel" that says god blesses the rich. or, to quote another fictional character: "Greed is good" Cooperation is a more productive strategy than competition. The primary reason to practice it, is because we'll all be better off. However with competition, a few players are able to reap even greater rewards individually, in spite of overall productivity being less. Therefore, competition favors the victors. As for the "losers", see the hyperbolic quote in my original post...