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I just finished reading this interesting quote over at Your Eden Work:

“…didn’t Jesus grow up in the house of a carpenter? I think most of them back then didn’t work for large corporations…they were entrepreneurs!”

My mind goes places it probably shouldn’t go and I start asking questions. Most folks will probably think that I’ve totally lost my mind (perhaps), but I thought I would post my questions anyway and see what happens…

What did Jesus do to drum up business when things got slow?

Did the second mile rule apply to carpentry jobs too? For instance, what if the customer says, “I don’t like my chest of drawers Jesus. I’m not paying until you make it exactly the way I want - try again!”, would Jesus make the chest twice? Three times? Seventy times seven?

How did Jesus handle Account Receivable? Did he ever reposes his craftsmanship?

Did Jesus have a return policy? If so, was it 30, 60, 90 days or longer? Did you have to have your receipt or would Jesus just take it back “no questions asked”?

Would Jesus ever make a piece of furniture that was anything less than his best (even if it meant selling it as a lower-priced alternative)?

I’m not trying to be anything less than 100% Serious. These are legit questions that come to mind when I think about Jesus being an entrepreneur.

The Son of God was a capitalist like me?

Would he vote Republican too?

I’ve got to stop now, but I’m not sure I’ll quit thinking about this. My dad once said to me, “society is held together by the thin thread of questions we refuse to ask.” I feel like I’m starting to unravel.

Well, I’ve got questions and I want to know!

I enjoy working as a Dallas SEO and want to make sure I’m living up to my full responsibility.