>God works all things together for good to them that love God and are the called according to His purposes.
Is that why most of the 1% is self professed Atheists and most likely Luciferian?
So be Christian and get +, be Luciferian and get ++?
Because working for Lucifer is indirectly working for God. The rewards seems a bit backwards, wouldn't the one in direct service be better compensated than those working though proxy?
No, but the question was economic stability - and even if they aren't doing well right now they have been and still are way more economically stable than most Christians.
>Transactional relationships with deities is kinda, eww.
Isn't that what all interactions with deities are? In the case of Christianity it the transaction of being saved in return for worship and devotion.
But what do I know - I think deities are metaphors and systems of control so I rarely interact with them, and when I do it's not in the spiritual or religious sense.
>If Christians are economically unstable
I'm not saying they are, I was comparing them to the 1%.
> Evil is broke.
Everyone is broke, they are collapsing the money system.