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East02West
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I am scrupulous by nature, and thus in matters concerning culpability of goods purchased, I am a bit conflicted.
Lamentably, we live in a society where the right to life for the unborn is vastly ignored, furthermore, after we are born, the culture of death inundates us all. Being pro-life is more than being anti-abortion, but I digress.
As such, numerous companies directly, or perhaps indirectly support such institutions like Planned Parenthood etc. That being said, are we culpable for say purchasing from say Motorola, or Nestle, or does the culpability rest in the company using our funds to that end ? After all, one is merely purchasing a product, not necessarily on board with those ideals, yes ? Likewise, my money may in turn come to be someone’s change, and become part of someone’s paycheck, and in turn will never reach that end, right ?
Perhaps I’m confused in so far as culpability, and being complicit in that sin.
Could someone clear this up for me ?
Thanks in advance.
Lamentably, we live in a society where the right to life for the unborn is vastly ignored, furthermore, after we are born, the culture of death inundates us all. Being pro-life is more than being anti-abortion, but I digress.
As such, numerous companies directly, or perhaps indirectly support such institutions like Planned Parenthood etc. That being said, are we culpable for say purchasing from say Motorola, or Nestle, or does the culpability rest in the company using our funds to that end ? After all, one is merely purchasing a product, not necessarily on board with those ideals, yes ? Likewise, my money may in turn come to be someone’s change, and become part of someone’s paycheck, and in turn will never reach that end, right ?
Perhaps I’m confused in so far as culpability, and being complicit in that sin.
Could someone clear this up for me ?
Thanks in advance.