Christian Debt Consolidation Is Something That Interests You?
The Sage appreciates Christian debt consolidation, however...
.... He is quick to point out that a person does not, by any means, have to be of a particular religious or ethnic background to enjoy the fruits of this financial labor. While it is great if you are a Christian, a debt consolidation plan can work wonders for you if you are of any religious persuasion or none at all. Frankly, the Sage is a little ticked about the glorification of Christian life in the U.S. these days. What does it really have to do with debt consolidation?
Don't get the Sage wrong. He loves many things about America. Cinema, for one. Movies here are so good, and the food? Do not even get him started. This guy could go into debt through his binges at Burger King alone. Fortunately the extra value meals keep the expenses low. But the point the Sage is trying to make here, as he gestures wildly and threatens to bitch slap me (I am merely his personal assistant and webmaster), is that there is really no such thing as Christian debt consolidation.
Christian debt consolidation only exists if you are Christian yourself
The only difference between that and any other form of debt relief is the religious affiliation of the applicant. The programs and the debt consolidation loans you see online do not differ in the least, and people of all persuasions and faiths need to embrace this as one. Whether you are looking for help with your college loans, or basic credit card debt consolidation or whatever, this is not about one faith versus another. It is about humanity, something the Sage feels is overlooked in this competitive, militaristic world.
So before you jump all over the Christian debt consolidation bandwagon, remember that no matter who you are or where you come from or what you believe, the Sage is here to provide the same advice and resources for you. Let this site be your beacon of hope.
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