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What does biased counsel look like in our world today?
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It looks like counsel given by those who seek to benefit the most at the expense of the person being given the advice. In their heart they are not really concerned for the other person’s wellbeing, only their own.
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Biased counsel can come from people who have something to gain from the outcome, like a salesperson pushing their product or an advisor who benefits financially from a decision. It also includes advice from people influenced by their own preferences or limited experiences rather than objective wisdom. This highlights the importance of seeking second opinions and godly, unbiased guidance.
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Simply put, in “Salesmanship” of goods and services without regard to our interests.
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Biased counsel can appear in any ungodly place where there is aim for sales or profits, as in persons mind aim is to make salary not neccessarily to help wholeheartedly.
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Someone who has something to gain.