How can women give to charity?

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How can women give to charity? Christanon 09/04/18 (Tue) 03:58:42 c8fc3c No.696501

If a woman just stays home and raises her kids and takes care of the home, how can she give to charity or tithe? Should women focus more on service?

Christanon 09/04/18 (Tue) 18:51:05 856c6b No.696713

>>696501

Whatever she can help with, and is good at.

If she has some dough, she can give to charity.

If not, whatever she is called to do.

Christanon 09/04/18 (Tue) 19:00:09 92844b No.696721

>>696501

She can always help feed the homeless after Sunday services. It's not always about cash.

Christanon 09/04/18 (Tue) 19:04:13 e92074 No.696722

I reject the assumption behind the question.

obviously if there wasn't a state and a federal reserve bank which both have the unquestioning support of the roman catholic church, then women would just stay at home and teach their sons to be productive and contributing members to society because they would be motivated because they have authority over their families to make sure that their wives and daughters don't become whores.

That's how women can "give to charity."

Christanon 09/04/18 (Tue) 19:53:02 f7caec No.696755

>>696501

You can go the extra mile for those closest to you, like family and immediate neighbors, if you really want to. That's charity that is as real as any.

I see a lot of these money-based charities as corrupt institutions which seem to enable dysfunction more than to engender help to people in real need. The safest bet I've found is to give money only to people you can truly vet yourself. Giving money to people who abuse one's charity makes you complicit in their evil behavior, and that's something you definitely want to avoid.

Christanon 09/04/18 (Tue) 19:58:22 92844b No.696759

>>696722

So, you blame the banks for … wait … what are you on about?