I'm curious about the concept of lending money being considered a sin. I want to understand the ethical or religious implications behind this idea.
6 answers
Sun Jan 12 2025
According to the Torah, when lending money to anyone, including the poor, one should not act as a creditor.
Sun Jan 12 2025
The scriptures prohibit charging interest or increasing the debt.
Sun Jan 12 2025
This rule is aimed at fostering a sense of community and mutual support.
Sun Jan 12 2025
It emphasizes the importance of fearing God and treating one's brother with kindness.
Sun Jan 12 2025
The Jewish scriptures contain guidance on lending money.