1. Borrowing is a Scriptural provision for times of special financial need. 2. Borrowing should only be done if you have assets to cover the funds. 3.

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1. Borrowing is a Scriptural provision for times of special financial need. 2. Borrowing should only be done if you have assets to cover the funds. 3. Borrowing from a Christian is better than borrowing from a non-Christian. 4. Borrowing is acceptable only if you are sure that you can repay the loan. 5. Borrowing is good because it allows you the freedom to do things that you would otherwise not be able to afford to do. 6. Borrowing is wise because, with the inevitability of inflation, you are able to pay back a debt with cheaper dollars. 7. Borrowing is simply a form of corporate partnership. 8. Borrowing demonstrates faith that God will provide the funds so that you will be able to repay the loan.

9. Borrowing only becomes a debt when you cannot repay the loan. 10. Borrowing for a college education is normal and proper. 11. Borrowing is actually an indication that God’s judgment is upon the borrower. 12. Borrowing is making assumptions about the future that God does not want you to make. 13. Borrowing and repaying the debt is necessary for you to be able to establish a line of credit. 14. Borrowing is acceptable because of the way the present economy is structured. 15. Borrowing is wrong because it encourages an independent spirit. 16. Borrowing encourages impulse buying and leads to technical or actual bankruptcy.

17. Borrowing is actually a form of slavery. 18. Borrowing has benefits, because it encourages a person to be resourceful. 19. Borrowing is safe today because those who lend must disclose the percentage of interest they charge. 20. Borrowing limits the power of God in your life. Answers: 1. False, 2. False, 3. False, 4. False, 5. False, 6. False, 7. False, 8. False, 9. False, 10. False, 11. True, 12. True, 13. False, 14. False, 15. True, 16. True, 17. True, 18. False, 19. False, 20. True