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Hello, I am McMurphy (real name Randall)! I am a business major and life long Christian, and I have been visiting and learning from Conservapedia for some time and it has definitely helped shape my world view.
==Steering Businessmen away from [[Atheism]]==
One of my main goals is to lead aspiring free-market future businessmen away from Godlessness and towards the right, true, and profitable path: Jesus! I do this by searching the internets and finding amazing businessmen and checking their religious status. If they don't love God, I say a prayer for them, then add this to their profiles here.
Why do I do this? Imagine you're a young whipper-snapper just starting to learn about laissez-faire economics, and you go searching for some heroes. You find Ayn Rand, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, all sorts of people who have made America great and powerful, and you wonder "Where does their faith stand?" Then you find out-gasp!- they don't believe in God! I know lots of impressionable kids in colledge who have been led astray like this.
If you want inspirational business ethics, it's OK to look towards people like I mentioned, just don't believe in their faith! And do as I do, say a little prayer for them, so that they can rejoin God and make even more money!
==Steering Businessmen away from [[Atheism]]==
One of my main goals is to lead aspiring free-market future businessmen away from Godlessness and towards the right, true, and profitable path: Jesus! I do this by searching the internets and finding amazing businessmen and checking their religious status. If they don't love God, I say a prayer for them, then add this to their profiles here.
Why do I do this? Imagine you're a young whipper-snapper just starting to learn about laissez-faire economics, and you go searching for some heroes. You find Ayn Rand, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, all sorts of people who have made America great and powerful, and you wonder "Where does their faith stand?" Then you find out-gasp!- they don't believe in God! I know lots of impressionable kids in colledge who have been led astray like this.
If you want inspirational business ethics, it's OK to look towards people like I mentioned, just don't believe in their faith! And do as I do, say a little prayer for them, so that they can rejoin God and make even more money!