Is doing something good more risky than doing something bad?

by Anthony Souls Posted 2012/04/12 21:32:18

Related Topics: Work, Bad, Negative, Second

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Just curious: people often do negative things to others without a second though, but they don't wish to get caught up in doing something constructive and positive: is it because that getting involved with good works requires more risk?

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Little Italy 2013/02/23 16:01:45

Maybe So

It depends on what you are doing

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Stacie 2012/04/12 21:51:51

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I would not necessarily say it is more risky, but doing the right thing is often the more difficult way to go.

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Anthony... to Stacie 2012/04/12 21:55:50 (edited)

And least rewarding?

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Stacie to Anthony... 2012/04/12 22:05:36

Doing the right thing has always been the most rewarding in my expirience. :)

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Anthony... to Stacie 2012/04/12 22:06:27

Than it comes down to more difficulty, or more risk? Or both?

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Stacie to Anthony... 2012/04/12 22:17:04

I would say that choosing the right thing, despite the fact that it is more rewarding, is almost always the most difficult.

On the other hand, not doing the right thing always carries the most risk.

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Anthony... to Stacie 2012/04/12 22:24:17

+1
In my life, doing the right thing always demands the greatest risk. Or perhaps: the greatest immediate risks... However, My dad has always done the right thing according to God, yet he suffered great risks in doing so.

Take care,

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