Why does buying a lamboghini stop you from going to heaven? How does materialism cause you to be reincarnated again...

Almost all the banks either directly or indirectly. This whole world's economy is based on the concept of usury and interest and loans. Pray tell how do you pray to get rich without playing the system? Btw if you use any credit cards any at all you are engaging with usury.

Not all your money should go to helping people

Reveal the wisdom

>if you use any credit cards any at all you are engaging with usury
engaging with, but not engaging in. to imply otherwise is literally retarded.

>How does materialism cause you to be reincarnated again?
Reincarnation is Hindu and wealth is actually considered a good thing in Hinduism. Unless you're Hindu and asking why wealth is bad in Christianity? I don't get the reincarnation bit

No, you're engaging with it. If you sign to get a credit card you are signing that interests and usury is okay. This is like a politician signing as YES for a war and then saying they are not a murderer because they didn't kill anyone.

Those attached to wordly pleasures will surely be reincarnated again.

Wealth is a virtue in Hinduism unless pursued at recklessly. In fact, having a certain level of wealth is necessary to pursue other virtues. Someone who is very rich could buy a lambo and enjoy it, provided the vehicle was not an extreme expense relative to how much money they had. A billionaire is not extremely covetous of something material merely for spending a tiny fraction of his wealth on a car to enjoy. If he was obsessed with vehicles or that specific car or glosted excessively about it or something else that would be a problem. I know most westerners swallowed the universalist bullshit pill but different religious systems actually have different values, not everyone wants you to be a hermit like Jesus.

Do you think Shankara was money obsessed?

Buying a fancy car in order to show off how rich you are like braindead youtubers =/= buying a top-tier engineering creation on wheel because you've an interest in that. (From a certain perspective technology can be seen as a form of art)
Some businessmen often buy expensive car to make a great impression on possible clients

One of the premises of Christian ethics is that "the last will be first, and the first will be last" thus portraying aristocratic as those who will be the last.
I don't like Nietzsche as a whole but you should read "Beyond good and evil: prelude to a philosophy of the future" and "On the genealogy of morality". You should also look up for the "master–slave dialectic" from Hegel.
In my personal opinion, to understand a topic you should first read works by previous literatus, historians and philosophers. I don't know well this topic since I am not particularly into this, but I remember that in the last year of high school we spent more than a months studying how Christian ethics have influenced many historical periods, ours included

>buying a top-tier engineering creation on wheel because you've an interest in that.

So art is OK, even if it requires a lot of money?

Pursuing objects over God is indeed a sin.

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would you watch her blacked

Is she BLACKED? Her ig is private and that's very indicative of someone with a black boyfriend.
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If it benefit someone's psychology, without hurting anyone, I would say: yes, it is "ok"

Read the books I quoted

do you realize how rare it is for that to be real

i think its strange you think i havent read said books, im not in hs